Batshit Crazy Bachmann's LIKE ALL OF YOU...she "bought used cars & clothes in consignment stores!"

[Amerigo Vespucci]

Bachmann has avoided making specific comparisons between Palin and herself.

"I think we're both unique individuals and I'm grateful for her gifts and talents and how she's using those in our country," Bachmann said in an interview with FoxNews.com. "She's trying to be influential in her realm and I am as well in my realm.

"I don't try to fill her shoes," she said.

Still, the comparisons -- physical, spiritual, intellectual or otherwise -- are sometimes uncanny.

Palin has portrayed herself as a non-career politician, a "hockey-mom" whose "common sense conservative" principles make her well-suited to lead the country.

Bachmann's self-characterization closely mirrors Palin's.

"I am the chief coupon-clipper at our house," she told a cheering crowd of 200 conservative activists outside the Minnesota state capitol. "Whoever balances the checkbook knows we gotta bring in at least a little bit more than what you put out."

Bachmann went on to say that she and her husband, parents of five biological children (the same number as the Palins) as well as 23 foster children, "always bought used cars" and "clothes in consignment stores."

"We've lived like all of you live because we balance the checkbook," she boomed.

Palin, a Fox News contributor, addressed the comparisons between her and Bachmann on Wednesday.

"Michele and I both, we have strong faith that we, fighting as hard as we can for our country and supporting those who share our values, share our principles and, at the same time, putting our lives in God's hands and asking him for direction," she said.

Some observers say the two women, who appeared together on stage accompanied by Martina McBride's "This One's for the Girls," are so alike they could be confused for one another. In a side-by-side photo lineup, seven out of a random sampling of 20 Tea Party-goers at one Minnesota rally had trouble telling who was who.

"They could be sisters," said one Tea Party member clad in a "Palin for President" t-shirt at a rally in Duluth, Minn., on Thursday.

"They're both Christian, conservative, attractive, intelligent and feisty," said Jim Erlemeier of Duluth.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/04/08/honey-tea-partiers-bask-glow-conservative-women-palin-bachmann/

[MineralMan]

1. "I'm You! I'm just like You!"

Sounds familiar, somehow, eh?

[Amerigo Vespucci]

4. She should use Peter Frampton's "I'm In You" as her campaign song

That oughtta cost her a few votes.

:rofl:

:toast:

[Bluebear]

2. "They could be sisters," said one Tea Party member....can't argue there!

[RonSunn]

3. "They could be sisters"

Proof all tea baggers need glasses.

Faith my ass, I bet neither have been in a church in months.

[YOY]

5. "They're both Christian, conservative, attractive, intelligent and feisty"

Not by Christ's standards, not by my polisci 101 text book, um ok, fuck no, and "feisty" isn't the word for it..."bursting at the seams full of bullshit"...that serves.

1 out of 5 Jim...

[walldude]

6. And you too can be like her...

Just sell your soul, your humanity, and any sense of fairness and justice you have and you too can stop shopping in thrift stores and used car lots! Getting rich is easy, if you are not afraid to look like a delusional moron!

[Contrary1]

7. The stupid hurts:

"...seven out of a random sampling of 20 Tea Party-goers at one Minnesota rally had trouble telling who was who."

And one even wears glasses. :rofl:

[sharp_stick]

10. That is unbelievable isn't it?

These idiots are their damned hero's and the mass of stupidity that shows up for the sole purpose of hearing them yammer can't tell them apart.

Palin's idiotic vacuous mug has been all over the place since gramps picked her to ruin his campaign and the morons that think she's the second coming of the guy they nailed to a plus sign can't even recognize her.

[DoBotherMe]

8. Only if "you" get $250,000 farm subsidies

these people are crazy. Dana ; )

[sinkingfeeling]

9. Michele Bachmann’s net worth was between $-501,988 and $1,046,998 in 2007, according to Bachmann’s

mandated financial disclosure statements.

http://www.govtrack.us/congress/person.xpd?id=412216

[sharp_stick]

11. That's just because

she's damned good at clipping those coupons doncha know?