It seems that the Republican Party can't run away from Michele Bachmann's foul brand of haterade fast enough. First it was Colin Powell, and now it's Sarah Palin herself:
Speaking with reporters in Colorado yesterday, Palin said she does not agree with Rep. Michele Bachmann's recent comments suggesting that some congressmen hold "anti-American views," NBC/NJ's Matthew E. Berger reports. "Well that's quite subjective," she said of Bachmann's comments. "I would think that anybody running and wanting to serve in Congress is quite pro-American because that's what the mission is, to better this country, so I would question the intent of that."
When Sarah Palin, herself no stranger to the most vile kind of mudslinging, says that your attacks are beyond the pale, I think you've officially crossed the line by any objective standard.
Talk about a perfect storm for Democrat El Tinklenberg. His campaign has raised over $700,000 since Bachmann's Hardball meltdown -- a massive sum of cash for a campaign that needed a boost. We reported on Saturday night that the DCCC will be entering this contest, but we now have more details on their investment:
The party plans to spend $1 million against GOP Rep. Michele Bachmann of Minnesota, who recently said Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama "may have anti-American views." President Bush carried her district by 15 percentage points over John Kerry in 2004.