I
had no idea that the people of Minneapolis had such a monumental hatred
for the rest of the country. I mean, didn't we portray it in a good
enough light on the Mary Tyler Moore Show? Sure, we saw lots of snow,
overcoats and a woolly caps, but come on, there's no reason for
Minneapolis to curse the rest of the country with one of history's most
insidiously stupid politicians!
Yeah,
yeah we know that Sarah Palin started us down the slippery slope of
accepting power-grabbing dimwits, the country was starting to opine for
the good 'ole days of W and stand-up comedians are starving for
material, but has our hunger to be entertained overshadowed our need to
be led by someone with at least half a brain?
Apparently not.
Matt Barber of Liberty Counsel:
From the instant his fruitful eight-year reign ended, Republicans have pined for the next Ronald Reagan... Sarah Palin, you say? The buzz inside the Beltway is that Mrs. Bachmann may be looking to add a woman's touch to the Oval Office (beyond just sprucing up its temporary occupant's eyesore decor). Her spokesman, Doug Sachtleben, has confirmed to media that the congresswoman is considering a potential presidential run, saying: "Nothing's off the table."
Nothing's
off the table, except, maybe, sanity. Or a modicum of intelligence.
Barber goes on to describe Bachmann as a "maverick's maverick," the
most conservative member of Congress (because only a right wingnut job
will do) and "indifferent to what the moonbat media and the larger
loony left think about her." Not counting the rather original "moonbat
media" jibe, Barber waxes predictable: Bachmann is the perfect
uber-Christian for the office of POTUS. So, if elected by all of the
other uber-Rightwing Christians, we will be treated to more of these
wonderful bits of wisdom:
- ''[Pelosi] is committed to her global warming fanaticism to the point where she has said she has even said she is trying to save the planet. We all know that someone did that 2,000 years ago.''
- "A woman (Terri Schiavo) was healthy. There was brain damage, there was no question. But from a health point of view, she was not terminally ill.''
- ''If we took away the minimum wage -- if conceivably it was gone -- we could potentially virtually wipe out unemployment completely because we would be able to offer jobs at whatever level.''
- ''I want people in Minnesota armed and dangerous on this issue of the energy tax because we need to fight back." Â Â
Bachmann's "reasoning" runs the gamut from tortured to absolutely clueless.
Are
people pining away for George Bush to the extent that they'll take
someone with equal (or lesser) value? The Right constantly screams at
the Left on how vicious it was towards Bush when the truth is that many
of us were laughing too hard to be vicious. Focusing on ineptitude as
monumental as Bush's took a vigilance so constant that it wore many of
us out, leading the introspective amongst us to surmise that maybe Bush
was acting "The Good Soldier Schweik." The fact that half of the
country voted for him TWICE was an indication that the dumbing of
America had finally taken hold and that we were on the slippery slope
to irrelevancy.
Barber's
fawning also stated "her existing widespread Tea Party support" which
may or may not be true, because the TP's lack of credible foundation
and leadership makes them look as if they'll hold on to anything that
says "no more big government, no more taxes."Â
Excess
of any kind can be comical, so that is why Barber's statement that if
coupled with Obama in a debate, Bachmann would "mop the floor with
him," now lies as the most laughable statement out the mouth of a rabid
Religious Right (oops, - social conservative) Reconstructionist.
Excessive idiocy aside, the Right wing theocrats (religious or political) of today need to rein Bachmann in and let her make her mark in history through insanely stupid malapropisms. Allowing her a wider audience would be a nail in the coffin of America's intelligence.
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