How about a delegation of Patriots for Sanity marching on Bachmann's office?

Everyone that's the praying type needs to say one concerning tomorrow. Things could get really bad really quick if these nutsos get gun happy.

I'm with Kuyleh.

If not tomorrow, at some point soon this will get ugly.

I just happened to be flipping around AM radio a bit ago, trying to find the ballgame, and stumbled onto the Mark Levin show. I've not listened to far-right conservative radio much. It was truly stunning. While fact-free, the language is, frankly, a barely disguised call to violent arms. At a time when a decade of GOP economic policies (and a prior number of years of pro-market, deregulation-happy Clinton years), with the division of wealth wider than ever and regular folks getting the shaft, this could get ugly.

Their nonspecific rage is irrationally aimed at many of the wrong targets (no serious Tea Bag protests about corporatist control of American society and concentration of wealth, for example). But it is being stoked far and wide with crazy talk of Obama's plan to destroy the U.S. (which is, of course, why people run for president, right?)

Anyway, I don't take this seriously as a credible, long-term political movement of any kind. (Led by Bachmann????) But it creates conditions for awfulness.

She doesn't comment on "personnel matters"? The personnel she pays with federal funds? Imagine if another Member said they didn't comment on how taxpayer resources are spent. She'd be calling for his head. She seems to have forgotten that she is living on taxpayer money and pays her staff with those same funds. It's a public matter, not private.