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As if her pray-the-gay-away male master Marcus' clinical practices aren't enough, let's recall when Bach-to-Mom called the cops to protect her from "lesbians".
The Miami Herald reported Monday about the trail of police reports that Bachmann and her staff have left in their wake, suggesting that the congresswoman repeatedly feels threatened.
According to the Herald: “She and her staff over the years have requested police protection or investigations when her house was egged; when protesters threw glitter on her or held up critical signs; when her campaign yard signs were stolen; when a man wrote an email perceived as a threat; and when she screamed that two women were holding her hostage “against my will” in a city hall restroom.”
The restroom incident has acquired almost mythic status in political circles. It happened back in 2005, when Bachmann was a Minnesota state senator.
According to a report she later filed, two constituents cornered her in a bathroom in Scandia, Minn. to ask her about her views on, among other things, gay marriage.
Bachmann said they were blocking her from leaving. At one point, she began yelling, “Help me! Someone get me out of here!”
The constituents said that Bachmann told them they were “holding me against my will.” No charges were ever brought.
http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-pn-bachmann-attacks-20110712,0,6737611.story?track=rss
The Miami Herald reported Monday about the trail of police reports that Bachmann and her staff have left in their wake, suggesting that the congresswoman repeatedly feels threatened.
According to the Herald: “She and her staff over the years have requested police protection or investigations when her house was egged; when protesters threw glitter on her or held up critical signs; when her campaign yard signs were stolen; when a man wrote an email perceived as a threat; and when she screamed that two women were holding her hostage “against my will” in a city hall restroom.”
The restroom incident has acquired almost mythic status in political circles. It happened back in 2005, when Bachmann was a Minnesota state senator.
According to a report she later filed, two constituents cornered her in a bathroom in Scandia, Minn. to ask her about her views on, among other things, gay marriage.
Bachmann said they were blocking her from leaving. At one point, she began yelling, “Help me! Someone get me out of here!”
The constituents said that Bachmann told them they were “holding me against my will.” No charges were ever brought.
http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-pn-bachmann-attacks-20110712,0,6737611.story?track=rss