Bachmann Nutter Overdrive

First Study of Its Kind Shows Benefits of Providing Medical Insurance to Poor Stem cells restore eyesight to North Carolina woman, blind for 20 years due to an allergic reaction to chicken pox. She refuses to call it a "miracle", giving credit to science and medicine. The cowardice and intolerance of slapping a Darwin fish on your car bumper. Richard Wiseman's book Paranormality considered too sceptical for the US market Bachmann’s Parable For The Poor: Have Faith In God And You Won’t Need Welfare Some info on Michele Bachmann's "Re-Closeting" Clinic and the values conveyed by Jewish and Christian scripture BREAKING: Bachmann pledges to ban pornography Mitt Romney refuses to sign anti-gay marriage pledge by conservative Christian group Rapture ribbing may have led to shooting at Eugene workplace

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