[ziravan]

Unless an apology comes to me, I don’t accept it. Going on tv and including her in his Mea Culpa wasn’t an apology.

Arguing the semantics of an apology is one thing - and besides the point I was making.

Bachmann had a real political opportunity here to be the better person. He came across as petty and it showed enough for him to recant. Now, in her response, she comes across as petty, as well.

So, they're tied. Except. HE'S not running for President. . .

Perceptions matter.

[John W]

Too much in this age of whiny ass crybabies if you ask me.

[netmilsmom]

>>Bachmann had a real political opportunity here to be the better person.<<

Oh bull. How often does Chris Christie go for the “better person”? Did you ever think that Americans are tired of squishy people? I know I am.

She brushed aside his half-apology. SHE displayed a control over the situation. Why accept anything that was not specifically directed to her? The opposite of love is not hate, it’s indifference. She framed it.

I don’t even support her. She is a great lady but I’m not convinced that she is right for President, but for heaven’s sake, let’s stop being nice and start being strong.