Teh One Who Knocks
12-06-2011, 06:18 PM
By David Edwards - The Raw Story
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Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann appeared stunned Sunday after an 8-year-old South Carolina boy told her that his gay mother didn’t “need any fixing.”
The candidate was signing her memoir Core of Conviction for a scant few supporters at a Myrtle Beach Books-A-Million when 8-year-old Elijah stepped forward with a message.
“You said it, but I think my ears were too far away,” Bachmann told the boy as she leaned over the table, pulling him close.
“Ms. Bachmann, my mommy’s gay but she doesn’t need any fixing,” Elijah whispered into her ear.
The dumbfounded GOP hopeful slowly stood up with her wide eyes glaring at the mother.
“Bye, bye,” she waived.
During her visit to Books-A-Million Sunday, Bachmann was also reportedly “mic checked” by Occupy Myrtle Beach.
Last week, another young activist, Jane Schmidt of the Waverly High School Gay-Straight Alliance in Iowa, pressed the candidate on why same sex couples couldn’t get married.
“They can get married,” Bachmann insisted. “They can marry a man if they’re a woman. Or they can marry a woman if they’re a man.”
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Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann appeared stunned Sunday after an 8-year-old South Carolina boy told her that his gay mother didn’t “need any fixing.”
The candidate was signing her memoir Core of Conviction for a scant few supporters at a Myrtle Beach Books-A-Million when 8-year-old Elijah stepped forward with a message.
“You said it, but I think my ears were too far away,” Bachmann told the boy as she leaned over the table, pulling him close.
“Ms. Bachmann, my mommy’s gay but she doesn’t need any fixing,” Elijah whispered into her ear.
The dumbfounded GOP hopeful slowly stood up with her wide eyes glaring at the mother.
“Bye, bye,” she waived.
During her visit to Books-A-Million Sunday, Bachmann was also reportedly “mic checked” by Occupy Myrtle Beach.
Last week, another young activist, Jane Schmidt of the Waverly High School Gay-Straight Alliance in Iowa, pressed the candidate on why same sex couples couldn’t get married.
“They can get married,” Bachmann insisted. “They can marry a man if they’re a woman. Or they can marry a woman if they’re a man.”