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OBAMA ATTORNEY GENERAL ERIC HOLDER RESPONDS TO THE NEW YORK POST ARTICLE A NATION OF COWARDS

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Hello Boomers. As you may know, I'm obsessed with television pundits. I can't get enough of their screaming fights. Grown adults acting like children over politics, I eat it up. My favourite thing is when one of them is making their point, the opposing pundit is often laughing derisively. I love it. I've put together a little video to demonstrate. Enjoy.

Rep. Michele Bachmann caught the national spotlight recently when she told MSNBC's Chris Mathews that Barack Obama "may have anti-American views."While Bachmann's statement may have come as a surprise to people outside of her home district in central Minnesota, she has a history of making statements that are inflammatory, controversial and requiring further explanation. Up until now, the most famous of those was her assertion that there was a plan already in place to partition Iraq and give half of it to Iran. She later said her comments had been "misconstrued", but did not elaborate. One comment that she has never explained was made in a debate she had while running for Congress the first time in November of 2005. Prompted by the rioting that was going on in France at the time, Bachmann said "not all cultures are equal, not all values are equal." and implied heavily that people of the Muslim faith had an inferior culture to that of the United States.Her statement has not been seen outside of that debate room until now. Here is the transcript of that exclusive video from The UpTake.Minnesota Republican 6th Congressional District Debate sponsored by the Taxpayers League- November 2005.Moderator: Given the recent rioting in France that is the result of a sub-culture that has not assimilated, what would you do to make sure that a similar situation does not take place in America? (Edit) Michele Bachmann: I just want to say only in France, only in France could you have suburban youth rioting because the welfare benefits aren t generous enough. And that s That s what they re telling us now is happening there. And only in France could that happen. And what we re seeing is just the fruits of leftism. It s suburbanites, the kids, that are watching cable TV, Did you know that? In a lot of these high rises where a lot of the suburban youth are doing writing or doing they have cable TV in their apartments. They re listening to Al-jazirah, and they re being encouraged and prompted to go ahead and start these riots all over France. There is a movement afoot that s occurring and part of that is whole philosophical idea of multi-cultural diversity, which on the face sounds wonderful. Let s appreciate and value everyone s cultures. But guess what? Not all cultures are equal. Not all values are equal. And one thing that we re seeing is that in the midst of this violence that s being encouraged by Al-jazirah and by the jihadists that s occurring., is that we are seeing that those who are coming into France which had a beautiful culture the French culture is actually diminished. It s going away. And just with the population of France they are losing Western Europeans and it s being taken over by muh by a Muslim ethic . Not that Muslims are bad. But they are not assimilating. And that s what I had mentioned in my previous response is that America is a great nation, with great values. We are equal opportunity for all. And it s because we all came here and we came together as one. Out of many one. Multi-cultural diversity says out of one many. And if we go with tribalism we will not long be one nation united under God. **http://the-uptake.groups.theuptake.org/en/videogalleryView/id/1058/

More at http://www.theuptake.org At a townhall meeting held in Blaine, MN on Tuesday evening Democratic Congressional challenger Elwyn Tinklenberg announced his campaign had raised over $1,000,000 since Republican incumbent Michele Bachmann's infamous Hardball appearance. Tinklenberg noted that the money came from over 18,000 donors from accross the country and the average donation was $40. The money will be directed towards the campaign's GOTV efforts and media buys on television and radio. The challenger is also getting a boost from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) which placed Tinklenberg on its "Red to Blue" list of targeted House campaigns. Tinklenberg was add to the list prior to Bachmann leveling charges of anti-Americanism against Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama and liberal members of Congress. The DCCC will soon begin airing its own ads in Minnesota that are expected to take direct aim against Bachmann.