Bachmann Alarmed About ‘Re-Education Camps’ for America’s Kids
Rep. Michele Bachmann is sounding the alarm to radio-show host/wingnut Sue Jeffers about the scary government-controlled future that will surely result if Barack Obama has his way with us -- starting with "mandatory" re-education camps for American children. And don't even get her started on SCHIP.Rep. Michele Bachmann is sounding the alarm to radio-show host/wingnut Sue Jeffers about the scary government-controlled future that will surely result if Barack Obama has his way with us — starting with “mandatory” re-education camps for American children. And don’t even get her started on SCHIP.
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