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Republican Presidential hopeful Michele Bachmann raised eyebrows and sparked mini new and old media firestorms by asserting that God has taken sides in the Democratic/Republican spending debate by sending in Hurricane Irene and last week’s East Coast earthquake.
Can you guess which side she says God took?
H-e-r-s and H-E-R party’s — funny how that usually works when people say these things.
And, also, can you guess what she said when this started surfacing as a not-helpful assertion for someone who wants to expand her base and appear more mainstream?
Correct. That it was all a joke.
P.S. God told me to do this post and to it with a bit of snark. (He gives me a list each day of what to post and which Cagle Cartoons to run on TMV).
P.S.S. The P.S. above is just a joke.
P.S.S.S. for real: I do think a lot of voters are fed up with politicians who suggest they have an inside red hotline phone to God who seemingly agrees with them and apparently listens to their favorite talk show hosts (if you can believe some of these favorite talk show hosts).
Mr. Gandleman,
To a fair minded viewer, the video easily demonstrates that Rep. Bachmann was making a joke. B/c she was making a joke, Rep. Bachmann was not claiming that God was sending her a message vis a vis the earthquake and the storm.
Could we consider that maybe God sent the storms because he didn’t like the current Republican lineup?
Watch the actual clip. Poor taste joke, that’s all until molehills are again made into mountains.
She should just shut her piehole and go back to Minnesota.