You can read that BS right here The Marriage Vow
Now let's just all take it for granted that Mrs. Bachmann can read. That means that either she didn't read the document and signed it or that she believes that slavery was better for black children.
Now what are the chances that a congressman/woman did not read something before signing it? I know in Mrs. Bachmann's case those chances are a little higher than others but I believe that she knew what she was signing.
That makes her and the writers of The Marriage Vow full of sh**. How are we going to blame President Obama who has been in office for two and a half years for something that literally took decades to happen. President Obama can't be held responsible for the condition of the Black Family today?
It's sad that conservatives would try to blame one man for this problem. But what's sadder is that many of them believe it.
George Cook AAreports.com
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Dear MrsBachmann: I'm sorry you have to keep defending yourself against people who clearly have no interest in analyzing the substance of your platform but are determined to view everything you say and do through their skewed prism of racism. I'm sorry their opinions of you as a person are only based on a ridiculous, out-dated caricature of what a conservative American is, and they are not intelligent enough to read between lines, see intention, or give you a fair shake simply because of the color of your skin. I can defend you from this ignorance no further. Some people have already made up their minds and do not with to be confused by the facts. Some people are incapable of seeing their own prejudice. Good luck to you. I will watch your campaign - objectively... because I believe that is how you make good decisions regarding elections.
Why would she sign such a document if not to try to bring to light the terrible state of black families in America?
Do you honestly think she is so stupid as to give the liberal media ammunition to paint her with the race brush?
No, Mrs. Bachmann was trying to stay that in 2011 black children are aborted or born in poverty. Those that are born have only a 25% chance of having a father and not a 'baby daddy.'
So yes, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1890, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930, 1940, 1950, 1960, 1970, were better years than what blacks are suffering through today.
For today, they don't have anyone else to blame but...
Michell Bachmann.
I don't mind Bachmann running for President. All she has to do to get my vote is clarify what she meant when she said that she believes Obama holds some anti-American views... LMAO!!
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