Michele Bachmann Makes a Spectacle of Herself on the House Floor

Ofcourse this isn't news. It would be news if she didn't. From commenter, Lady:

Did anyone catch her on CSpan last night? Rep. King and her were doing one of their "sore losers" sessions, and it was quite rich. Nothing like a a load of "fear mongering" and "mis-information" to provide humor to my evening. Here's a sample:

"And what about food? President Obama said we can't eat as much food as we want and think the rest of the world will be okay about that, as if that matters to freedom-loving Americans. Well, we just heard last week that the Federal Government now under the Obama administration is calling for a reordering of America's food supply. What is that going to mean? Now will the White House decide how many calories we consume or what types of food we consume?"

Michele Bachmann Makes PsychoTalk Again

Michele Bachmann's "Slit Your Wrists" Speech - Live on Video

The Independence Institute has video of Michele Bachmann's speech and questions and answers. Her quotes about slitting wrists to stop the health care plan start at around 6:30 in the Q & A. Her comments about Marilyn Musgrave occur towards the end of the Q & A.

Michele Bachmann Makes the Worst Person in the World Again

She's a regular feature there.



Olbermann talks about her recent fundraising email that claimed a "Minnesota paper" did a "hit piece on one of my kids." It's notable that her email did not include a link to the column.

Earlier this week, local conservative blog "Truth v the Machine" fisked Jon Tevlin's collumn about Michele Bachmann's son serving in Americorp's "Teach for America" program.

Why bother focusing on the career choice of an 18-year-old offspring of a gaffe-prone, media hungry politico parent?

While this blog post was critical of both Tevlin, and Dump Bachmann, it was interesting that the poster seems to have little respect for Michele Bachmann. This is more evidence that Michele Bachmann is an embarrassment to Republicans.

SF Examiner Comments on the Best of Michele Bachmann

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El Tinklenberg's decision to drop out of the Sixth District congressional race prompted this question from Keith Olbermann -- shouldn't Rep. Michele Bachmann's highlight reel of bizarre statements make her practically self-defeating? From Wednesday night's Countdown, the best of Michele Bachmann:

Many people have a favorite Michele moment -- her call for a "penetrating expose" by the news media into anti-American activities in Congress, her groping of President Bush after the 2007 State of the Union, her occasional calls for revolution against the government.

My favorite Michele Bachmann moment is when she shut down the legislative session in 2004. Please leave your favorite moment in the comments.