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Michele Bachmann Confuses Barack Obama for Herself

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Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) is back in the news with yet another moronic gaffe, which can only mean one thing...

It's a day ending in -y.

Bachmann, speaking at an anti-tax rally in Minnesota, declared yesterday that President Obama would go down as one of the "greatest dividers we've ever had in the history of our country."

Check it out...



Although we normally think Bachmann falls somewhere on the sanity scale between Jim Bunning and Vincent Van Gogh, we think she may have a point here.

After all, Obama did get about as divisive as a politician can get when he appeared on Hardball last fall and told Chris Matthews he supported a McCarthy-style inquisition to segregate the country into "pro-America or Anti-America" groups.

That was Obama, right?

Oh wait.

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