(Editorial cartoon by Steve Sack and published 4/14/13 by the Minneapolis Star Tribune. Click on image to enlarge and then be so kind as to return.)Michele is still flashing her shiny keys around, anxious to keep her base focused on T...
(Editorial cartoon by Steve Sack and published 4/14/13 by the Minneapolis Star Tribune. Click on image to enlarge and then be so kind as to return.)Michele is still flashing her shiny keys around, anxious to keep her base focused on Tea Party Business rather than on her pending Ethics Committee investigation and the law suits she's involved in. There's been all sorts of fact checking done on Bachmann's latest pronouncement, but I thought the one from the Washington Post captured things nicely. “So now we find out these people are making decisions based on our politics and beliefs, and they’re going to be in charge of our health care. There’s a huge national database that’s being created right now. Your health care, my health care, all the Fox viewers health care, their personal, intimate, most close-to-the-vest secrets will be in that database, and the IRS is in charge of that database? So the IRS will have the ability potentially ...to deny health care, to deny access, to delay health care.”— Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.), on Fox News, May 15, 2013 “When people realize that their most personal, sensitive, intimate, private health-care information is in the hands of the IRS that’s been willing to use people’s tax information against political opponents of this administration, then people have pause and they pull back in horror.”— Bachmann, on ABC News/Yahoo, May 20 With the Internal Revenue Service in the news, Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) has taken the opportunity to marry that scandal with her ongoing battle against the president’s health-care law, a.k.a. “Obamacare.”The picture she has sketched is pretty frightening — that the “most personal, sensitive, intimate, private health-care information is in the hands of the IRS” via a vast database. ...The Pinocchio TestBachmann has made a sweeping claim: the “most personal, sensitive, intimate, private health-care information is in the hands of the IRS” under the health-care law. There is no evidence to support this assertion, and she is simply scaring people when she repeats it on television.Bachmann thus continues her record-breaking streak of outlandish claims.Four Pinocchios(Emphasis in the original.)Michele has spoken truthfully about one thing, however: The Democrats are targeting her this time around. This could be fun.
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