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Whether Michele did the dirty with the pharmas is not half the problem of her impulsiveness, which could be “Biblical” deadly in Oval Office

I saw your remark earlier before I needed to leave but wanted to come back and let you know I think you hit the nail right on its head.

Even though Michele Bachmann (and I'm sure other politicians as well) got campaign donations from some of the same companies that would have benefited from Minnesota's federally-tax-funded Gardasil program at that time... and from the Gardasil immunization programs that were popping up all over the country during that time period, that does not appear to be the problem she is facing or that even appears to be concerning enough to look at. Her problems stem from her obvious alliance with Mitt Romney and her self-imploding campaign.

I think it's good to know Minnesota and all the other states during that era were in the process of including Gardasil into their state's health departments and clinics, many of them, as in Minnesota and Alaska, on tax payer dollars. That needs to be understood so that no one politician or state is scrutinized without the overall historical picture of the time. And minus information that donations were in fact done unethically or illegally, it's hard for politicians to accept donations without SOMEHOW touching a part of life in which that politician lives.

But it's FAR different when desperation (or something else) reveals character traits that just won't do for someone holding the position of President of the United States.

Thanks for sharing your wisdom!

I think it's good to know Minnesota and all the other states during that era were in the process of including Gardasil into their state's health departments and clinics, many of them, as in Minnesota and Alaska, on tax payer dollars.

Did you also know that Rep. Bachmann was elected in November of 2006 to the United States House of Representatives, and that she had nothing to do with the Minnesota Legislature's decision to approve of injecting minor children of their citizens with Gardasil in 2007, as she was not a member of that body?

I do not expect that these facts would change your opinion of Rep. Bachmann, but I might expect you to apologize to her for your implication of impropriety during her time in the Minnesota Legislature.

But I may be wrong.

casinva.... Your post #66 was great and right on the mark!