Michelle Bachmann is right. You will get laughed at if you use Howard Stern's Name as "reliable".

When she said Howard Stern is "not a serious person". It means go up to somebody and say you heard something from the Howard Stern Show and take it as serious. You will get laughed at.

yea, but hes not running for president

What if they used 0.0's names?
Oh, that's right....NOBODY knows who the fuck they are.

BWAHAHAHAHAHA!

What she said is truth. Her husband may be a fruit, but what she said is truth.

Don't listen to the show much do you?

Not in the south.

Howard has chosen not to do serious news/political talk or reporting since his move to Sirius.

Why, I don't know. But he is more content to have reporters follow Janks around than know what Obama, Romney, Santorum are doing.

Maybe he doesn't want any real controversy. I don't know.

But no, he cannot be mistaken for Meet the Press.

But if you laugh at idiots using a drug addict like Rush Limpballs or a pervert who wants to have sex involving falafals and loofa sponges like Bill O'Lielly as their source, you're "being unreasonable".

Rush and O'Reilly cover political events on a daily basis.

Howard covers when Romney puts the dog cage on the roof of his station wagon. Fine, but that's the extent of his knowledge.

Look, Howard covers High-Pitch and Jeff the Drunk. Different type of show.....

Howard chooses not to cover political topics. That's fine -- that's his choice. But you can't have it both ways.

Rush Limbaugh and Bill O'Reilly aren't comedians who have a comedy show.

first time i agreed with the cunt

So what does that mean? Howard's not allowed to comment on Bachman at all? He calls her the worst person because of her stance on gay rights. Just because he's not "serious" doesn't make it untrue, and Bachman attacking the messenger is the weakest form of defense.

howard is anti tea party/ anti libertarian

Sorry, have I fallen into a logic trap that concludes the south is a joke?

Howard has the right to offer his opinion. My belief is that he really doesn't keep up with political news, based on what he says and moreso what he does not seem to know.

So, on his political opinions, I give him an "Incomplete."

He just cannot really say much because he doesn't follow it. He says he watches Fox News, but he had no idea who the correspondents were on The Five. Those are all Fox News regulars -- for a long time.

Look, I've never watched a reality show........I watch Fox. I cannot tell you about American Idol because I've never watched it.

Howard is NOT a serious political commentator. He USED to be.

Following Captain Janks is NOT actually the news either, BTW.

fair is fair.......sheeeeeeeesh.......

are you saying we shouldn't take "fartman" seriously???

I'm saying that his news correspondents follow Wackpackers, not Romney and Gingrich.

Howard chose not to involve himself in current affairs, other than those things that interested him. Howard does what he wants, and that's fine. I love the show. But I know he is "locked in" on certain areas of entertainment. Not really the news and politics. He used to be.

That Donald Wildmon just cant stop using Howards name to get attention for his little far rightnut club hes running.

And you all are pathetic for interepting what Don might have meant. For even starting these threads Laughed at? Says who? Didnt he finish like 6th in the Iowa Caucus?

Oh wait Michelle Bachman?

Whos opinion matters more 20 years later, in 2012. Wildmon or Stern?

Whos opinion will matter more 20 years from now, Bachmann or Stern?

N0ne of these people are even in the same galaxy as Stern.
End of ridiculous asshole thread made by a bunch of faggot SFNer "fans".

http://articles.latimes.com/2012/feb/09/news/la-pn-michele-bachmann-cpac-20120209
Bachmann: Campaign was 'one series of humiliations after another'

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February 09, 2012|By Michael A. Memoli
Michele Bachmann is no longer a candidate for president. And she sounds a bit relieved to be done with the national campaign.
"I thought you would be interested in knowing that running for president of the United States is really one series of humiliations after another," she told conservative activists at the annual CPAC gathering here.
But it was an educational experience, she joked, and shared some of the lessons that she learned while campaigning in the early primary states and navigating the national media gauntlet.
"First of all, I learned where John Wayne was born. That's very important," she said. (During the campaign in Iowa, she mistakenly said she was in Wayne's birthplace, when it was actually that of serial killer John Wayne Gacy.)
"And then second, I learned the day that Elvis Presley was born. These are vital issues to our republic!" she continued, referring to a mix-up of the King of Rock and Roll's birth date and death date.
"And third, I learned never forget the three things that you learned!" she concluded, poking fun at another former candidate, Texas Gov. Rick Perry.
Bachmann dropped out of the race for the GOP presidential nomination after a disappointing showing in Iowa. She has since announced she will be again running for her Minnesota congressional seat.
But picking up where she left off in her campaign, she castigated President Obama's foreign policy, something polls show is actually among his strongest assets in the 2012 race.
The death of Osama bin Laden, among other things, were only "tactical successes," which "don't begin to compare with the mess that [he] has made of the Middle East and the strategic foreign policy blunders he's committed."

Michelle Bachmann must not have heard of Kathie Lee, Chevy Chase, Rosie O Donnell in the entire 1990's

Welcome to Stern Land chick. We'll see what happens. We'll see how fast you become Howards friend due to unrelenting torture and ridicule.

Then again if a tree falls in the woods while youre trying to get your House seat back in Minnesota...

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...said-bachmann/2012/02/06/gIQAhxbSwQ_blog.html

Michele Bachmann was perfect, said Bachmann

By Alexandra Petri

Perfection! (Pool - GETTY IMAGES) Wow.
It is impossible to improve on some quotes. This weekend, during an interview with Bloomberg TV’s Al Hunt, Michele Bachmann emitted several of the pronouncements that so endeared her to the commenting public and so bewildered everyone else.
“Let me ask you this,” Hunt said. “Who is the more conservative of these four candidates left?”
Bachmann: “I was. I was the perfect candidate.”
A few moments later, Hunt tried again: “Who’s the second most conservative?”
Bachmann: “America had their chance with the perfect candidate.”
Ah.
I was wondering what that was. It turns out that it was perfection. Bachmann’s self-knowledge is only exceeded by her humility.
Michele Bachmann’s dating life, prior to husband Marcus, must have been quite interesting. “He broke up with you?” her roommate would ask, as she came home, still impeccably dressed like a mid-period Michael Jackson.
“Yes,” she no doubt murmured. “I was too perfect. He missed his chance.”
“You got a zero on that test?”
“I’m afraid so. My answers were too correct.”
Wow, America. We were blind. When we looked at candidate Bachmann, we saw someone who said “titanium spine” every six to eight seconds and was prone to pronouncements like — when asked if gay people could marry — “They can marry a man if they’re a woman. Or they can marry a woman if they’re a man.” She signed pledges implying that under slavery, at least kids grew up in stable two-parent homes. During the last days of the campaign, her actual strategy consisted of praying for a miracle.
What did we miss? We had perfection on two legs, and somehow — nothing. No wonder dating is so difficult!
Clearly, Bachmann was campaigning in a parallel universe of some sort. In retrospect, that explains many of her comments.
But really, the perfect candidate? One of the qualities a perfect candidate possesses is the ability to win. Quaint, I know, but there it is. I would blame this statement on the cult of self-esteem, but I think that was after Bachmann’s time. Still, it’s a warning to anyone rearing a child right now. Keep telling Bobby the only reason the other kids don’t like him is that they find his perfection off-putting, and eventually he starts to believe it.
Generally, when you fail to win a nomination or an election, it’s not because you were the perfect candidate.
Except in Bachmann’s world.

She's a fucking moron. It's important to know what you are talking about when campaigning. If you get things wrong like John Wayne and Elvis Presley, what else might you easily fuck up RUNNING THE COUNTRY!?

I hope she never wins another political election the rest of her life.