Ken Avidor the Citys official Bachmann stalker took some video (big surprise there) of Bachmann speaking at a church, which caused Prerererendrergrarrrgh to turn into joe junior editor:
Ah. So Bill "Mr. ESP" RRpendrergrarsrsrst can tell what's transpiring between God and Michele Bachmann?Unfortunately, the news coverage focused on issues that would turn out to be relatively minor. The coverage was about Bachmann campaigning in a church, and possible breaches of legal and ethical issue by that church in allowing her to campaign there.
In my opinion, that emphasis was a huge mistake. The video is not about "what that church did wrong," the video is about "what Michele Bachmann was doing wrong." Not only was she campaigning in a church, she was lying to fellow evangelicals--in the name of Jesus Christ.
Does this mean that Preferenfnefrnerngqartst has his own hotline to God, aor does it mean that he is able to "get inside the mind of Michele Bachmann", a woman that Mr. Pretendergasm believes to be insane?
And if Mr. Prefertard believes her to be insand AND can get inside her mind, what does it say about him?
Shouldn't you be able to tell us, Bill Preflopparchst?The key question for Bachmann is: since she's claimed to be in receipt of prophetic visions and divine instruction throughout her life--what divine instructions and prophetic visions has God sent her since her entry into Congress?