By: Beth Stanton

Beth Stanton — Tue, 12 Jul 2011 21:49:28 +0000

I am completely embarrassed by this story. This was totally mismanaged all around. If our party hopes to appeal to black Americans this simply cannot happen.

By: Truthiz

Truthiz — Tue, 12 Jul 2011 15:21:11 +0000

<sigh> Yeah. I heard about this a few days ago. Frankly, the obvious ignorance and idiocy of this woman AND her husband (whom I suspect is actually a repressed self-loathing GAY man) are beyond bizarre. These 2 people are, IMO, scary. And because She's actually considered a "serious" GOP candidate for President, I think, also makes them dangerous. </sigh>Thank goodness I don't see ANY possibility of this woman winning the White House, despite the fact, she could possibly win the GOP nomination...which btw speaks volumes about what that Party has become. But note: Marcus Bachmann owns and operates operates Bachmann & Associates, a so-called "Reparative" (EX-gay) "Christian Counseling" practice which promotes the madness: "The truth about the homosexual agenda. Homosexuality is both a choice and a threat." Mind you. It's been reported that "neither he NOR many of his therapists have ANY serious psychological training" whatsoever. IOW his "practice" is sheer quackery. He achieved his so-called "Ph.D." via the Union Institute, "a Cincinnati-based correspondence school," cited in 2002 by the Ohio Board of Regents as being ranked rather low in terms of academic standards and expectations of students vs what is "common for doctoral work.” "As Politico has reported, he’s not licensed with any of the boards that certify mental-health professionals in Minnesota, one of the few states that allows unlicensed people to practice mental-health care." Now isn't that just dandy /snark. Two obvious lunatics and dimwits married to each other and One of them is running for President...smh. Couldn't make this stuff up if I tried.

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