GOP's Bachmann zings heckler at health-care town hall ... And MORE
'I've given birth here probably more times than you, sir'
Posted: August 29, 2009
12:25 am Eastern
Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., gave health-care town hall attendees in Lake Elmo, Minn., not only something to think about in her comments condemning
President Obama's government health-care plan, but also something to smile over when she zinged a heckler with an impromptu remark that elicited
uproarious laughter from the crowd.
Bachmann had been arguing, 'I would far prefer to have American medical care than I would health care in the U.K. any day of the week,' a comment
which brought cheers and applause from the approximately 400 who squeezed into a junior high school auditorium to hear her speak, with another roughly
400 watching via closed-circuit in the school's cafeteria.
But when she held up a stack of papers she claimed were headline reports from U.K. newspapers carrying stories of poor health care under socialized
medicine, an unidentified man attempted to interrupt.
Bachmann was in the middle of highlighting a story about 4,000 U.K. women forced by a lack of hospital beds to give birth in hospital hallways, when
the heckler became too loud to ignore.
There's more at
this link...
Here's the condensed video:

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And the extended version...
Better, in my opinion, because it puts his question in context and it gives you more of a feel for the event:

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I wanted to add that I found this interesting information for Ron Paul fans; if they weren't already aware...
"Rep. Michele Bachmann invites Ron Paul to attend one of her TownHall meetings in St. Cloud MN in Sept."
NOTE: Both Representatives are sitting members of the House Finance Committee.
Here's the video... Actually just audio with a still picture of both Reps.

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AND... While I'm at it, I also wanted to add Michele's view of our current Federal Gov't.
Here's the video titled:
We Now Have A Total Gangster Government
(Speech from mid-2009)

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Granted, she's a Republican. Having lived in her district a short while ago. She was elected before I had moved into her district and I've since
left for wider expanses in rural America; I can still see her district from my front porch.

I need to find out more about her but I don't
believe that what I know about her would really define her as a Republican any more than Obama is a Democrat.
I believe that she's one that will help America recover from this current disaster because of her 'mostly' wise ways. She's flawed human too. She
has a great spirit.
In any event, Her sharp comment to the heckler was great! I hate to see a guy get kicked in the balls (verbally) but he asked for it by putting them
out there... LOL
thanks