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O'Reilly slams Bachmann for 'trivial' criticisms of President Obama
In a rare attack on a fellow conservative, Fox News host Bill O'Reilly tonight criticized Rep. Michelle Bachmann for "playing small ball" in her recent attack on the perks President Barack Obama enjoyed in the White House.
At last week's Conservative Political Action Conference, Bachmann had criticized Obama for using tax payer money to fund "a lifestyle of excess" -- including "five chefs on Air Force One... two projectionists who operate the White House movie theater... and someone to walk the President's dog." When asked about those criticisms by CNN's Dana Bash -- who pointed out that President Obama did not have a dog-walker -- Rep. Bachmann dodged the questions and spoke instead about the attacks in Benghazi, Libya.
O'Reilly said Obama was "entitled to protection, convenience and comfort" and that Bachmann was engaged in "a trivial pursuit."
At last week's Conservative Political Action Conference, Bachmann had criticized Obama for using tax payer money to fund "a lifestyle of excess" -- including "five chefs on Air Force One... two projectionists who operate the White House movie theater... and someone to walk the President's dog." When asked about those criticisms by CNN's Dana Bash -- who pointed out that President Obama did not have a dog-walker -- Rep. Bachmann dodged the questions and spoke instead about the attacks in Benghazi, Libya.
Lol! I saw that. She's the one who brought it up, then was screaming at Dana Bash "Why are you bringing that up? It's not what's important!" while she was trying to run away.
Bless her heart. The comedy just never stops.
A picture forever emblazoned on the backs of my eyes will be her huffing and puffing off down a dark hallway in some building's basement twitching her hips and stomping her high heels as she goes.
I bet that Ms. Bachmann is pretty poor at Trivial Pursuit.
In case she is reading this: when Gone With the Wind was being cast the producers went to Margaret Mitchell to ask what Hollywood actor she had in mind when she wrote the part of Rhett Butler (for she was a well-known fan of the movies).
As a hard core conservative, I'll admit Bachman is an embarrassment to the R party.
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