As a reflective Michele Bachmann gets ready to close a chapter in her life as a Republican representative to Congress from Minnesota, she remembers her many arguments with liberals from both sides of the political divide. In an interview with World Net Daily Michele Bachmann theorizes that liberals are bothered by the truth; liberal groups shy away from an argument when facts are presented due to the flimsiness of the premises behind their thinking.
The same interview points out that one way to answer the constant onslaught of ideas and emotional arguments presented by liberals was to “take them on in an arena of ideas by attacking their false premises and their false narratives.” The World Net Daily does, in fact, call Bachmann a “GOP legend” in their headline. Michele Bachmann believes she successfully took down liberal agendas by delving into the heart of produced arguments and thought processes, then demolished them, by producing evidence based arguments constructed with exacting research.
Right Wing Watch points out that Michele Bachmann has received so much publicity for her false claims that the website’s chief fact checker had to establish a “self-imposed Bachmann quota.” Deeper research shows that Politifact named the Representative from Minnesota the candidate with the worst accuracy record in the 2012 presidential race.
At the end of her tenure, Michele Bachmann still believes liberals are the main reason that Republican women shy away from political office due to the public humiliation, ridicule, and constant criticism from the left.