Why Does Michele Bachmann Feel The Immigration Reform Is A Conspiracy Against Republicans? (VIDEO)

Republican Michele Bachmann explained on in an interview how amnesty would change the political system while talking about the immigration reform. She said, “This is President Obama’s number one political agenda item because he knows we will never again have a Republican president, ever, if amnesty goes into effect. We will perpetually have a progressive, liberal president, probably a Democrat, and we will probably see the House of Representatives go into Democrat hands and the Senate will stay in Democrat hands.”

Bachmann hinted that this would create a ‘permanent progressive democrat class’ in the country. “That’s what’s at risk right now. It may sound melodramatic, I don’t mean it that way, but this is that big and that important.”

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Jay Leno Shines While Michelle Bachmann Explains Rick Perry HPV Comment, Gay Marriage (Video)

At the GOP debate last Monday, Michelle Bachmann was busy criticizing Texas Gov. Rick Perry during CNN’s Tea Party debate for signing an executive order requiring middle-school girls in his state to get vaccinated against the human papillomavirus.

Bachmann insisted that Perry signed the HPV vaccine legislation into law after receiving a $5,000 campaign contribution from a company called Merck. “Ifyou’re saying I can be bought for $5,000, I’m offended,” Perry said in response. MORE

Republicans, FEMA And Hurricane Irene Relief

The Republican Party knows how to use leverage against the Democrats, but using Hurricane Irene as a way to cut budgets, and abolish FEMA relief, may be a dangerous lesson for the party to learn with millions of people on the East Coast dealing with the after-storm effects.

At least one Republican sees Hurricane Irene as an act of God, while others are using the natural disaster as political bargaining chips for deeper budget cuts. Hurricane Irene has left more than 5 million without power, hundreds injured, and at least 24 dead, as the storm swept over the East Coast from North Carolina to Maine leaving millions of dollars’ worth of damage in its wake. MORE

Video: John Wayne Gacy & Michelle Bachmann – How Not To Get Confused

The Bachmann 2012 Presidential Primaries campaign started off on the wrong foot – almost literally.

Rep. Michelle Bachmann started her presidential campaign in her original hometown of Waterloo, in Iowa yesterday. But due to a major error thanks to her campaign staff (no, really), her campaign started off with a bump -  with her saying that she shared the infamous serial killer, John Wayne Gacy’s ‘spirit’ as an Iowan. MORE