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Is Michele Bachmann America's White Knight?



Having watched the Iowa Debate, I have to say Michele Bachmann really stood out tonight. For the first time she really seemed elloquent, articulate, and confident all at the same time. She conveyed an energy that was intoxicating. Bachmann was the only candidate tonight that had the courage and boldness to confront major inconsistances in her contemporaries, in particular Newt Gingrinch. She looked like a Joan of Arc wielding her (s)words. Her debate with Ron Paul was epic! She made him look like a knave on the stage. I was impessed by her firm stance even during rebutals, that she held high her shield and did not budge a muscle. After the debate wrapped up, I began to asked myself is Michele America's White Knight? We've been living in a dark age for the past three years. We have watched the economy, job market, and values of this country fall. Our once great Capital has become Gotham City, a centeral hube for corruption at every level. What we need is a regime change. We need someone with intergity and consistant values. That person, I believe is Presidential Candidate Michele Bachmann. She is a woman that can shake it up. I have full confidence that she can take on Obama in a political joust. Bachmann is the definitive conservative canidate, and thus I can trust she will not waver in her stance on issues of abortion, immigration, litigation, foreign policy, and etc. I had my doubts at first with the surge of Cain and now Gingrich, but now I think we need to turn our attention to the real 'warrior' who can take on Obama and his ORCS (Obama Re-election CommiteeS.)

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  1. Sir PendragonJanuary 6, 2012 at 12:48 AM

    Bachmann lead a great compaign and I hope whatever she decides to do will be fruitful and have great favor. I wonder if she might be a choice for VP, if Santorum wins and becomes the prime candidate to face Obama, maybe he will ask her to be Vice President. :)

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