Michele Bachmann is still going after Rick Perry over the HPV vaccine, in a campaign email a short time ago:
As a mother of three daughters, I believe that parents, in consultation with their doctor and family, should decide whether or not our young women should receive injections for sexually transmitted diseases. These personal decisions are best left between parents and doctors, taking into consideration a child’s personal health and family’s values.
It almost reads like Perry was proposing to inject young girls with sexually transmitted diseases — personally.
She’s also lumping Perry’s HPV plan with Obamacare. A two-fer.
So what’s behind this investigation of the former aide to Wisconsin Gov. Walker (R)? It all started with blog commenting. We explain.
Muslim groups press DOJ and FBI on anti-Islamic training at FBI.
After dinner with Texas Governor, Donald Trumpcalled ‘Jim Perry’ a great candidate. Watch.
Lawyers for alleged ‘Anonymous’ hackers say what they’re doing is no different from 21st century digital sit-ins, modern day civil disobedience.
Jon Stewart on Solyndra. No humor there, you say? Wrong.
Al Gore: Carbon polluters are the biggest source of campaign contributions.
Obama: “The odds of me being reelected are much higher than the odds of me being elected in the first place.”
We’re not quite sure what it means. But the Supreme Court has issued a stay in the case of Duane Buck, 48, who was scheduled to be executed this evening in Texas. A lot of people get executed in Texas. And it’s a pretty rare day when the US Supreme Court intervenes. In this case, it has added political implications because the Gov. of Texas is running to be president. And he’s made a point of pride in the state’s record on capital punishment and his confidence that everyone executed is guilty.