And what are those issues? After the repeal of Obamacare and the debt, Bachmann listed off national security and homegrown terrorisism (sic) . She was recently named to the Intelligence Committee.
Coincidentally, Karl Bremer has a report today on Bradley Dean's ties to an extremist cult called the Embassy of Heaven:
What does Bradley Dean Smith, president of Annandale-based anti-gay hate ministry You Can Run But You Cannot Hide International (YCR), have in common with Scott Roeder, murderer of Kansas abortion provider Dr. George Tiller?
Both were affiliated with the Embassy of Heaven, a virulently anti-government religious cult in Oregon.
The Embassy of Heaven is described in “Investigating Terrorism and Criminal Extremism,” a 2010 report by the Institute for Intergovernmental Research funded by the Department of Justice, as:
“A religious/antigovernment group in Oregon headed by “Paul Revere,” the alias of a former computer analyst named Craig Douglas Fleshman. Fleshman started the Embassy of Heaven Church in 1987; it preaches a total separation from “earthly” government. Embassy members continue to make and sell the bogus license plates and other paraphernalia-18. Committed Embassy of Heaven adherents rarely ever show up for court dates and frequently go on hunger strikes when jailed.”
In the not too distant past, Bachmannn raised money and even recorded a prayer for Bradlee Dean's ministry of hate.
The mainstream media needs to ask Presidential candidate Michele Bachmann how she could support this extremist, bigoted, so-called ministry with ties to a cult that included homegrown terrorist Scott Roeder.
During the 2008 campaign season, Michele Bachmann made an issue of then candidate Barack Obama's "associations" with Rev. Jeremiah Wright:
"Why isn’t it appropriate to ask about the formative relationships he’s had? The types of relationships that may have influenced Barack Obama’s views on public policy and on government decision making? Why is the media more intent on learning the type of plumbing license Joe the Plumber has than on exploring the obvious questions about Barack Obama’s formative relationships with people such as the Rev. Jeremiah Wright and Bill Ayers — people with views far outside the mainstream, where most voters find themselves?"
Why isn't the mainstream media asking the same questions about Bachmann's "formative relationships " with Bradlee Dean and YCRBYCH?
UPDATE: Spotty at the Cucking Stool asks "If Bradley Dean Smith votes in Minnesota, is it voter fraud?"
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