Posted on 06/17/2011 11:17:59 AM PDT by Al B.
Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) said Friday that it's her sense that Republican voters are "very satisfied" with the field of presidential candidates.
Following Monday's debate in New Hampshire, Bachmann said voters were happier with their options.
"I think people, especially after the debate on Monday night, were very satisfied with what they saw with the candidates," she said on Fox News.
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She passed, though, both at the debate and on Fox, at leveling tough criticism at former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney's (R) state healthcare law.
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Rather, Bachmann suggested she's more likely to train her sights on President Obama than other Republicans.
"I think that's what you saw on Monday night and I think that's what you'll be seeing going forward," she said.
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It's sad that you and tohers on this board are blind as to what is going on. Get back to me when MB starts her bus tour.
Only if you want some tips on foster parenting. Everything else seems to have been a colossal waste of her time and her supporters money.
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Used to be a huge Bachmann fan, but the Ed Rollins comment showed me that she is scared of Sarah and a backstabber. Her refusal to slam Romney over Romneycare has sent up red flags and makes me question her gravitas and intentions. The fact that she has zero executive experience, never won a state wide election, and is being pushed hard on voters by the MSM concerns me. I used to love MB, but I prefer to see her in the Congress and not in the Presidency. But we have primaries so that people can run and see if they get the nod. I will say though that nobody in this race has a more fired up base than Sarah Palin, when MB draws thousands of people to see her, forces the media to take attention in a bus tour, changes the news cycle with one tweet, or gets more Facebook followers than Palin, then I’ll and many other Palin supporters will take notice of a credible challenger. Until then I’ll let MB keep Palin’s seat warm because once Palin enters the race Michelle’s gig is up. jmo.
Bachmann is slowly working to force my vote to some other person, Be it on the ballot or write-in. I’m thinking she is becoming another McCain like candidate.
But WTH do I know? I'm just a mindless Bachmann basher. /s
O you are in for it now.
You have Bachmann's role perfectly right! Brilliant...
“Both statements by you” are not statements by me.
First I thought she was a fund raising machine. Almost assuredly she isn't going to be able to count on the money from Palin supporters, regardless of Palin's decision. This looks like a Hail Mary.
Secondly, even after all the TV and Tea Party events over the past several years, people still don't know her from Adam's house cat.
She has more ground to make up than her sychophant supporters on this board seem to understand.
You are a much nicer person than I. Thank you for your comments.
She reminds me of an opening act NOT a main attraction.
I don't dislike her. I just do not get a major energy hit from her.
And I think the more attention she gets, the more careless she will get.
She will flame out, IMO
I’m growing to dislike her very much.
No Michelle, I am NOT satisfied and I don’t appreciate you speaking for me.
I believe her assertion is in direct conflict with recent polling.
The only reason that I can think of that she would say this is if she was offered a VP slot with a front-running candidate. I am certainly not happy with many of the candidates.
Well, but now that she has declared, we need look no further. /s
Agree 100%. Cain will do the same thing imo. The other ‘so-called’ candidates have already eliminated themselves by their stance on global warming and other careless remarks.
I can see where you are likely correct. :)
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