It is hard to see how a speech like this (if this is what she actually said) won't immediately end Representative Michele Bachmann's twisted campaign to become President of the United States. Not the religion; after all, every President I remember has come out in public and said with varying degrees of vehemence (and truthfulness) that not only do they believe in God, but believe Jesus Christ is their saviour.
Interestingly enough, this video is on various blogs and websites right now, most notably on the the Stormfront.org site, the white pride/Nazi website.
"Who likes white people? I'm Michele Bachmann and I'm a member of Congress and I'm running for the Presidency of the United States. I'm here to talk tonight about the Creator of the universe our lord and savior Jesus Christ. I was born here in Iowa, I was born in Waterloo and Cedar Falls we were a church going family in Waterloo and Cedar Falls and I'm so grateful for my parents and my grandparents going back to seven generations of Iowans who were all people of faith. I didn't have a relationship with Jesus Chris, they were right, until I was going to a prayer meeting before school at our high school."
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This video has been edited. If you watch the full video with context it's pretty clear she's talking about wet people (cause it was raining there). It's just how she sounds and the poor sound quality that makes it sound like white people.
http://www.skepticmoney.com/who-likes-white-people-michele-bachman/
Really? And other people swear it's white. And then yet other people say she said "west" which is part of the church's name.
And remember, I wrote "It is hard to see how a speech like this (if this is what she actually said) won't immediately end Representative Michele Bachmann's twisted campaign to become President of the United States."
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