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Sorry, I don't research my politicians through Wiki. I use more serious sources for my research. Thanks anyway, Bachmann isn't my candidate. I just won't tolerate baseless smears from the left attacking a conservative woman greatly based on her faith. There are a number of male GOP candidates who are men of faith and yet they are not attacked similarly which again shows the double standards and misogyny from the left.
Are they considered front runners? Are they openly signing pledges to outlaw pornography?
You could be right about using "Religious wacko". So, instead of name calling let's call it like it is...
Bachmann is a closed minded, intolerant. religious bigot that wants to impose her religious values on everyone.
Bachmann is also married to an unregistered psychologist who practices so called "reparative", "pray away the gay" therapy.
That's the business in which the Marcus family makes it's money. From ripping off other self-loathing gay people with promises of changing them into heterosexuals.
Feminists want all the freedom and none of the responsibility. They hate a successful Conservative female who has both raised children, had a successful career, preaches personal responsibility as the means of personal liberty, and is not yet menopausal. Feminists are real backstabbing**tches who care nothing about women but rather liberal agenda. I apologize to the female dogs I just insulted.
Michele Bachmann, at age 55, is not yet "menopausal"? LOL!
Michele Bachmann signed marriage pact suggesting black families were better off during slavery
Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann has caused outrage after signing a controversial marriage pact that suggests black families were better off in times of slavery.
Bachmann, along with fellow GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum, signed two-page document, The Marriage Vow - A Declaration of Dependence Upon Marriage and Family, last week.
It condemns gay marriage, abortion, infidelity and pornography but by far the most controversial paragraph was on slavery.
'Slavery had a disastrous impact on African-American families, yet sadly a child born into slavery in 1860 was more likely to be raised by his mother and father in a two-parent household than was an African-American baby born after the election of the USA's first African-American President,' the document read.
Now Iowa-based conservative group, The Family Leader, has agreed to remove the passage amid growing pressure.
Please provide a reference for liberals wanting to outlaw religion.
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I use more serious sources for my research. Thanks anyway, Bachmann isn't my candidate. I just won't tolerate baseless smears from the left attacking a conservative woman greatly based on her faith. There are a number of male GOP candidates who are men of faith and yet they are not attacked similarly which again shows the double standards and misogyny from the left.
Michele Bachmann's Holy War
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