[C. Edmund Wright]

I agree with you: good voting record, believes the rights things, but not ready for the big time. She was obviously emotional and petty in her hammering of the vaccine issue. Legit issue? Yep, but coming from an ethanol supporter, crony capitalism is a rock and she lives in a glass house. Ethanol is a far more damaging scam than gardicil, and she still supports it from what I can tell (if not true, let me know).

And the heart string tug by continuing to use “innocent 11 and 12 year old girls” and by trying to make it sound Nazi-esque was simply over the top. She hurt Perry, but she did not help herself.

[bboop]

C. Edmund, my exact same feeling re Bachman, whom I had liked until I heard clips of her from the debate. I thought she was over the top on the vaccine issue, and she did go on and on, WAY too much, covering her points.

[MikefromOhio]

“innocent 11 and 12 year old girls”

Someone needs to tell her to wake up - while there are still “innocent 11 and 12 year old girls”, unfortunately, in this world, there are quite a few who are not as well. Call it a breakdown of family values or a loss in the relationship with God and Jesus, but it is what it is.

Bachmann is done. The Iowa straw poll curse lives.

[Conservativegreatgrandma]

You forgot the adjective, "little". She included that in her repetitious phrase trying to demonize Perry.

She looked phony and one wonders why she's helping Romney. I lost all respect for her.

[libstripper]

What gets me about the Gardicil controversy is that all Perry did was enter an executive order to include HPV vacination in the list of (mostly) required vaccinations and include an opt out clause. Ever since the beginning of the twentieth century the states have required various vaccinations for children, including smallpox, diptheria, tetanus, etc. Just because HPV is a STD doesn't mean the at risk population shouldn't be vaccinated as it is for other dangerous diseases. When Perry saw this and took action, he was just doing his job.