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Category Archives: Michelle Bachman
Michelle Bachmann Gets Better Each Day
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “Michelle Bachmann is better and better each day, which is a big deal. It means a lot of things, including intelligence. It’s hard for a mediocre mind to adapt. It takes a … Continue reading
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The Day I Met Michelle Bachmann
Last summer, I went to a rally for Israel outside the Jewish Federation on Wilshire Blvd. Off to the side, I saw television cameras and Michelle Bachmann coming through. She was shaking hands and introducing herself to people before joining … Continue reading
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Tagged eye on the prize, michelle bachmann, presidential contender, republican nomination, television cameras, wilshire blvd
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Do Michelle Bachman’s Migraines Disqualify Her From The Presidency?
I read this news report yesterday and thought, “She’s toast.” I don’t get how someone can be routinely incapacitated by stress and serve as president of the United States. Perhaps she just needs Alexander Technique lessons? On his radio show … Continue reading
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Tagged abc news, abc reporter, alexander technique lessons, Dennis Prager, michelle bachman, migraine headaches
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Michelle Bachman And The Jews
Robert J. Avrech writes: When Sarah Palin burst upon the national scene and the liberal media attempted to destroy her, I observed on my blog, Seraphic Secret, that she was being transformed into a hated Jew. Each rhetorical bombardment against … Continue reading
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Tagged cognitive dissonance, cyber trail, Jeremiah Wright, michelle bachman, Sarah Palin, state legislator
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I Believe Michelle Bachman Will Be The Next President Of The United States
You deride my prediction? Which part do you find difficult to buy? She has the clearest path to the Republican nomination. And President Obama will have a hard time turning out his base (because of his approach on Afghanistan, Iraq, … Continue reading
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