20 Aug 11
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Originally posted by USArmyParatrooperI don't think Bachmann's error during a radio interview means very much. You do. I rate your OP much the same as TheBloop's efforts.
You hear champing, I see trolling.
Edit: Oops, not your OP, sorry. I think adam warlock's bum ta tish tish sums it up. U.S. political tittle tattle. Worth a snigger. Like Obama's and Biden's and Quayle's and GW's slips.
20 Aug 11
Originally posted by FMFCombined with the absurdity of the notion that Russia is still a threat to the USA, you don't think it's significant that she didn't know the Soviet Union is no longer the Soviet Union?
I don't think Bachmann's error during a radio interview means very much. You do. I rate your OP much the same as TheBloop's efforts.
Edit: Oops, not your OP, sorry. I think adam warlock's bum ta tish tish sums it up. U.S. political tittle tattle. Worth a snigger. Like Obama's and Biden's and Quayle's and GW's slips.
Originally posted by USArmyParatrooperNo, not really. I wouldn't support Bachmann if I were an American. And this doesn't make a jot of difference. I think people can disagree about how much of a threat Russia is or might be to U.S. strategic interests now and/or in the future. You can call it absurd by all means. I wouldn't. So, she said Soviet Union in a live radio show. So what? She'll say she was referring to Russia. Presumably she was. What does it really matter?
Combined with the absurdity of the notion that Russia is still a threat to the USA, you don't think it's significant that she didn't know the Soviet Union is no longer the Soviet Union?
