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GOP Rep. Michele Bachmann's office has confirmed that Bachmann will speak at a National Tea Party event in February. Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin will also speak at the event. Full Article at MPR | Minnesota Public Radio
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Minnesota 6th District Rep. Michele Bachmann will burnish her conservative standing when she appears at the 1st Annual Tea Party Convention in February. Full Article at MinnPost.com
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WASHINGTON - NOVEMBER 05: Representative Michele Bachmann (R-MN) speaks during a news conference 'To Make a Healthcare 'House Call' on Washington' at the US Capitol on November 5, 2009 in Washington, DC. View Photo »
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The American people overwhelmingly reject the government takeover of our health care ... Last Friday a couple from Hawaii decided the time was so short they needed to get on a plane, come to Washington, to beg their representative to vote no - from Hawaii. What sacrifices freedom-loving Americans are ma...
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Michele Bachmann might have to play second-fiddle to Sarah Palin, but she still gets to go to Opryland. Full Article at The Politico
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The Minnesota Independent reports that Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) is scheduled to join previously announced headliner Sarah Palin at the National Tea Party Convention to be held Feb. 4-6 at the Opryland Hotel in Nashville, Tenn. Full Article at Beltway Blips
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I swear to god I'm gonna frame that cover! Full Article at City Pages
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WASHINGTON - NOVEMBER 05: Actor Jon Voight and Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) hug during a news conference 'To Make a Healthcare 'House Call' on Washington' at the US Capitol on November 5, 2009 in Washington, DC. View Photo »
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It's clear the Michael Steele and the Republican party are ready to hand over the keys of the GOP to Michele Bachmann, Glenn Beck and the rest of the extremist tea party crowd.
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A U.S. Census worker found dead in a secluded Clay County cemetery killed himself but tried to make the death look like a homicide, authorities have concluded. Full Article at The Weekly Standard
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At its state convention on Saturday in Brooklyn Park, the Independence Party of Minnesota changed its rules to end an experiment with cross-endorsement. Full Article at MinnPost.com
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WASHINGTON - NOVEMBER 05: Actor and conservative activist Jon Voight shakes hands with some of the thousands of people from across the country that attended a rally to protest the health care bill on the West Front of the U.S. Capitol November 5, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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The American people overwhelmingly reject the government takeover of our health care ... Last Friday a couple from Hawaii decided the time was so short they needed to get on a plane, come to Washington, to beg their representative to vote no - from Hawaii. What sacrifices freedom-loving Americans are ma...
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It's clear the Michael Steele and the Republican party are ready to hand over the keys of the GOP to Michele Bachmann, Glenn Beck and the rest of the extremist tea party crowd.
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The biggest vote in the United States, the biggest voice in the United States is your voice, the voice of the American people
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Not everyone thinks so. Mr. Grayson joins colleagues like Michele Bachmann, Republican of Minnesota; Pete Stark, Democrat of California; and Joe Wilson, Republican of South Carolina, in what the decorum-minded see as a bipartisan playpen reserved for political problem children. So for party leaders, the...
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The biggest vote in the United States, the biggest voice in the United States is your voice ... Quite simply, the Republicans don’t have the votes to kill this bill… We knew we were limited, but what we knew was unlimited was the voice of persuasion of the American people. And that’s why you’re here tod...
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First the politics - Republican Congresswoman Michele Bachmann responded to the House bill today
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The biggest vote in the United States, the biggest voice in the United States is your voice ... Quite simply, the Republicans don’t have the votes to kill this bill… We knew we were limited, but what we knew was unlimited was the voice of persuasion of the American people. And that’s why you’re here tod...
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For Michele Bachmann to use ideology as a reason not to support equal opportunity and protections for all citizens shows she is losing touch with her district ... With cuts in local government aid on top of tough economic times, it makes sense to support measures to keep our communities safe.
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The Republicans don't have the votes to kill ... We knew we were limited, but what was unlimited was the voice of persuasion of the American people.
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Among the prominent speakers who traveled to St. Louis for the conference were former Arkansas Gov. and GOP presidential candidate Mike Huckabee, Republican Reps. Tom McClintock, Tom Price, Steve King and Michele Bachmann, and 'Joe the Plumber,' aka Samuel Wurzelbacher.
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The American people spoke loud and clear at town hall meetings all across the country throughout August ... But it would appear that Congress didn't hear a word they had to say The American people need to stand up again and make sure that Congress hears them this time.
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The most powerful voice in the United States is that of the American people
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It appears they plan to push it through, and unless the American people push back, unless they take the extraordinary step of coming to Washington at noon on Thursday, this bill will go through ... We Republicans can't stop the passage. But with resistance from the American people, I am fully confident ...
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This is the Super Bowl of Freedom this week. Socialized medicine is the crown jewel of socialism. This will change our country forever
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We’re billing this as an emergency house call on Congress. We want to bring all of the town halls of August here to Washington, D.C. because in two months, they’ve forgotten the message that the American people sent loud and clear in August
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The American people spoke loud and clear at town hall meetings all across the country throughout August ... But it would appear that Congress didn't hear a word they had to say. The Democrats' latest health care proposal ... may be packaged a little differently, but it's the same old bad bill as before.
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The American people spoke loud and clear at town hall meetings all across the country throughout August ... But it would appear that Congress didn't hear a word they had to say. The Democrats' latest health care proposal ... may be packaged a little differently, but it's the same old bad bill as before.
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Speaker Pelosi is putting her bill on fast track to a vote and it remains to be seen if the House will even get a chance to vote on the commonsense Republican alternatives ... The people need to make a House Call on Washington this week and tell their Representatives to vote no to a government take-over...
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The American people need to stand up again and make sure that Congress hears them this time
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Sarah Palin is a dedicated mother, committed public servant and strong political figure who has fought hard to protect life, the family budget, and freedom
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Well you do ... Especially in light of the fact that Senator Norm Coleman actually came out with more votes at the beginning prior to the recount, and that’s why I think it’s very important – you said it yourself, Bill, 43,000 new registrations under ACORN and in state after state, night after night, da...
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People are beginning to realize that Obama is a socialist ... And that is not the way America is.
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I appreciate you taking immediate action to protect Minnesota’s taxpayers by prohibiting ACORN from accessing any further state funding ... But, Minnesota must also take the next step to ensure Minnesotans that all state funds and federal funds used by ACORN affiliates in Minnesota have been used proper...
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I appreciate you taking immediate action to protect Minnesota’s taxpayers by prohibiting ACORN from accessing any further state funding ... But, Minnesota must also take the next step to ensure Minnesotans that all state funds and federal funds used by ACORN affiliates in Minnesota have been used proper...
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Does that mean that somebody's 13-year-old daughter could walk into a sex clinic and have a pregnancy test done, be taken away to the local Planned Parenthood abortion clinic, have their abortion, be back and go home on the school bus that night? Mom and dad are never the wiser.
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