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Posted on 07/13/2011 4:57:47 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
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She can't be any more inexperienced than 0.
Not according to the recent polls. Voters in IA and NH don't seem to care that she has less "experience" than Mittens and T-Paw.
It is, but does the author really think that means conservatives will just go to Romney?
He fails to mention Cain...
And if "experience" is going to be the deciding factor then it will be a problem for Palin too. Mittens, T-Paw and Perry all have more "experience" than she does.
I have more executive experience and foreign policy credentials than Mr. Obama. So do many others here and elsewhere. Do we want more OJT?
She has a private business. That is executive exprience far more relevant than being a career politician. Moreover, the President sets policy. Implementation is at the Department level. The issue is principles, not some bogus notion that "experience" as a politician is the sine qua non of "qualification. In fact, having been a politician for more than a few years with no other significant experience is a presumptive disqualifier.
Did W.W. write a like article concerning the AnointedIdiot's inexperience? =.=
Doesn't anybody notice the complete mess the cowardly entrenched, "experienced" veteran Republicans like McCain, McConnell, Boehner, et al. have made of their party's cause? Hasn't anybody noticed that it's the youngest, least "experienced" Republicans in the House who are taking the firmest stand?
I've noticed. That's why this issue doesn't get any traction with me. I'm betting I'm not alone among the American public either.
Character is the most important trait in a president, not what they've done for a living.
Carter and Clinton had oodles of executive experience. So did FDR.
Bachmann and her husband own a business. Look I know the lack of experience tag will be hard for her to get around but if that's going to be the deciding factor in the GOP primaries then I don't think Palin fares much better. Especially considering she never served a full term as governor. Of course her supporters/KADs will explain away why, but not everyone will buy it.
Every single alternative, whether it be Palin, Bachmann, Perry, Pawlenty, Paul, Cain, Rubio, Santorum, or even freakin' Romney would be a huge improvement on Obama.
Bachmann's resume is rather thin with no significant accompishments or record of successfully fighting corruption. Add her associations with Rollins and Tokyo Rove is quite unsettling.
Objectively, "Minnie-me" Bachmann lacks the life experiences and successes - America cannot afford to elect another leader seeking On-the-Job-Training.
I agree with you completely. The problem with 0bama is not that he is inexperienced; it's that he's a communist! (and a very effective one at that)
The more time a Republican spends as a career politician, the worse he gets, and the less able to articulate simple, principled positions. That's the problem with McConnell, Hatch, McCain, etc. We need term limits to clean this permanent ruling class out.
i don't know that I'd use President Lincoln as an example. 1. A civil war broke out right after he was elected. 2. He had ONE clerk who he paid out of his own pocket. Do you know how big the executive branch is now? 3. Governor Palin has been taking a stand against Mr. Obama since September 2008, until today.
On one hand she's not Globalist Elite. There are no mysterious Saudis paying for her education. She's a "normal person". And that's comforting to some. To me actually.
But her record is almost completely devoid of anything at all impressive. 4 and a half years as a US Rep, and 6 years as State Senator. Most US Reps probably have a better resume overall. She's tea party, at least considered tea party, and for the half of the people who are tea party, she's currently tops, especially since Palin isn't running.
She's saying the right stuff, the tea party stuff, she did a great job in the last debate. She's pretty. She's Palin #2 and Palin #1 is not yet running.
She could be ripped to shreds whenever the media wants. The media knows this, and is in no hurry to do this.
I'd vote for her without hesitation in November 2012. But we'd get creamed.
What good is it to be "experienced" if you are experienced at all the things that have made American politics corrupt?
A Civil War was inevitable once LIncoln was elected because the country had been dodging the issue of slavery for decades, just as it has been dodging the issue of govt. expansion and spending in the last century or so. Under Lincoln's administration, a war was fought to victory. The War Dept. had hundreds of thousands of "employees."
<<<<<>>>>>I deny that I've missed Ms Bachmann's Christian-nationalist identity politics, which would be rather like missing the odour of a nearby hog farm. I think her pious, founder-flogging "constitutional conservatism" may well carry her to victory here in Iowa.>>>>>>>>
Typical English/Economist disdain for the heart and soul of the Republican Party — the evangelicals. England is going down the tubes precisely because of its spineless godless secularism. It is overrun by radical Muslims because of its spineless godless secularism.
And yet he compares Bachmann's patriotism and Christian faith to the odor of a hog farm?
What an idiot.
Bachmann has enough of a public record for us to be able to discern which direction she would lead the country, and that is HARD STARBOARD on every single issue of interest to conservatives. She also plays well to independents who are either completely fed up with ballooning federal spending or illegal immigration. That's really all I need to know.
The only other serious contender who even compares on the issues is Sarah Palin. I guess you could argue Palin has executive experience, but that's overblown IMO. The entire Alaska electorate is smaller than the population of several counties in Colorado. Being Governor of Alaska is about the same as being Mayor of Colorado Springs in terms of constituency. Bachmann's congressional district has about the same number of people as Palin's entire home state.
There's also the issue of her quitting halfway through her first term. Palin's my #2 choice behind Bachmann, but playing this issue up to try and pull support from Bachmann is not likely to do her much good. Obama will also not be able to use this as an issue in the general elections. Glass houses/stones.
One of the things that I like about Bachmann is that she is not afraid to speak her mind, she can give as good as she gets. I think she would not treat Obama with kid gloves, she would really let him have it as only a woman can.
Yes, Bachmann and her husband own a business.
Let's hear all about that business. Every last detail. I would like Bachmann to fill an hour of TV on that business.
That's the problem.
Tax Attorney. Sounds great. Fighting for the little guy against the big, bad IRS. Oh, tough call, picked the wrong side there Michele.
At this point - 6 months before the first votes - people aren't looking close at all "tax attorney" sounds good. "Owns a business" sounds good. But when you go through her resume, year by year, looking at exactly what Bachmann was doing, it just is really, really weak.
bachmann born 1956
hs 1974
college 1978
law 1988
irs 88-93
foster parent 93-00
school board race 1999 (did not win)
state sen 00-06
us rep 06-12
palin born 1964
hs 1982
miss wasilla 1984
college 1987
sportscaster 1988
married todd helped with commercial fishing biz 1988
wasilla city council 1992
mayor wasilla 1996
alaska oil and gas 2003
gov alaska 2006
vp 08
I like her, and yes, she wouldn't act like McCain. But the resume is bad.
Wasn't it the experienced harvard types who gave us these 14.5 trillion dollar deficit? Do we really want more academics to continue to play social theory games with this contry?
Obama had a better resume than Bachmann. Similar, yes, but Bachmann's resume isn't as good.
Governor is better than US Rep.
US Senator is better than US Rep.
Obama has "1st black editor of the Harvard Law Review"
And Law Instructor at the University of Chicago Law School.
Both were state senators.
Here is Palin vs Bachmann.
bachmann born 1956
hs 1974
college 1978
law 1988
irs 88-93
foster parent 93-00
school board race 1999 (did not win)
state sen 00-06
us rep 06-12
palin born 1964
hs 1982
miss wasilla 1984
college 1987
sportscaster 1988
married todd helped with commercial fishing biz 1988
wasilla city council 1992
mayor wasilla 1996
alaska oil and gas 2003
gov alaska 2006
vp 08
She's a close second. That's why I can't support her.
Ah so you decide who's resume is good or bad?
Interesting analysis.
Given the current primary field, I assume you would support Gov. Romney over Rep. Bachmann.
Or am I wrong?
Nope, some experience is actually disqualifying, like bringing RomneyCare, RomneyMarriage and gun-grabbing to a state, etc... IIRC, Gov. Pawlenty and Gov Perry have had some squish moments, too.
Local government socialists view Bachmann as a threat to their rackets.
Aren't we all giving opinions about good vs bad resumes?
I like Bachmann, she's pretty, and she's saying the right tea party things.
The resume is weak. But hey, it offers hope to those people who did nothing at all "Presidential" or "Fast Track" for 25 years after high school.
When your best resume bullet for your first 25 years after high school is "I worked for the IRS" and you're a Republican, you have a problem.
I can imagine the bio movie at the RNC. "And then, in 1986, she decided to follow her dream of taking money from people and went straight from law school to an LLM program and then worked for the IRS for 5 years."
Last fall when Christine O'Donnell was getting beat up from the establishment types Rush Limbaugh blurted out in frustration one day 'at least she'd vote the right way'. Sarah Palin's strong support...does anyone really believe it's due to what she did as governor of Alaska (and in previous jobs)? No. Her strong support comes from things she said/done since being picked for VP. It comes from 'drill baby drill' and 'don't retreat, reload'. People listen to her and say she has the balls to take on Obama. If she had never been governor of Alaska would this view of her change? I doubt it. I think the same can be said for Bachmann. Primary voters see her as someone who stands up for the values they believe in, someone who fights the good fight. Right now I think that trumps the "experience" card.
I agree.
Absent Gov. Palin, could you support Rep. Bachmann?
BTW, notice "W.W.'s" spelling: "odour." ...foreigner. That probably agrees with those who would like to continue anti-American trade policies while robbing US oil companies to pay public school teachers.
She has a lot more experience than the community agitator.
Actually having 'beltway experience'(go along with the corrupt status quo experience) is part of the problem with politicians.
I would look at her, but her lack of any government executive experience is worrisome. Look what we're dealing with now with a community organizer/college instructor/state senator. Also applies to Ron Paul, Newt Gingrich and Herman Cain.
I believe that the next President will come out of the Republican Primary. I do not believe that the country will re-elect Barack Obama under any circumstances. This is looking more and more like Carter vs Reagan, and represents a historic opportunity for Conservatism.
Having said that, I want the nominee of the Republican Party to be a strong, reliable Conservative.
I am a supporter of Rep. Bachmann for that reason. However, Gov. Palin also has those credentials and would enjoy my strong support, should she become the nominee.
These two candidates are at the top of my list.
defend her experience. tell us about it.
say something about what she did before she was 40, in detail, that would make me think that she should be President, and make me like her.
I don't need a particular job. I like Paul's experience, Gingrich's experience, and Cain's experience. I just don't like Bachmann's resume.
Am I the only one who has actually looked at Bachmann's resume? It's not what isn't there, it's what is.
Dr. Paul has Duke Med School, Air Force Flight Surgeon, successful medical practice as an ob/gyn, delivered over 4000 babies, married over 50 years, his son is Rand Paul, and a member of the house of reps for a long time. Top stuff. Impressive.
Cain has a ton of business experience plus the more recent radio talk stuff. He was an advisor to Dole/Kemp. Good, serious experience. Chairman of the Kansas City Federal Reserve. Top stuff. Impressive.
Gingrich was the Speaker of the House. That put him where in the line of succession? Who is going to say that Gingrich lacks experience? He has been a household name for 20 years.
Bachmann probably has a worse resume than the typical US Rep.
I say that as someone who likes Bachmann. I'd vote for her in November 2012. But the resume is weak.
When it gets into the real election, when the debates begin, then people will really start paying attention. I think the debates are a great way for the candidate to get past the media fog and really say what he or she thinks. The debates are a great way to educate the people. A candidate who has vision and can speak clearly will sway many people to his/her side. It is not all about public perception until the public actually gets to see the candidate in action during the debates.
She can hire staff and advisory experience. Her morals, values and priorities are in the right place. Right now, she is my pick.
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The human body is a wonderful thing. It can protect and even heal itself, but sometimes it can respond defensively to harmless foreign molecules and we recognise this reaction as an allergy. But as much as this kind of reaction is common knowledge, many myths surrounding allergies find their way into popular thinking about these apparently frequent conditions. Here we try to debunk some commonplace myths about allergies and intolerances.
1. Food allergies are common
Around 20% of people claim to have a food allergy, whereas it's actually more like 4%. Allergy Clinic UK suggests always checking with your GP and asking for a test, if you suspect you have a food allergy.
2. Local honey will prevent hay fever
Dr John Costa (Livescience) says that "so far there have been no studies to conclusively show that ingesting local honey, as a method of building up tolerance, will prevent hay fever." Bees pollinate flowers, but the allergens that cause hay fever also come from trees, grasses and weeds.
3. Some pets can be hypoallergenic
Unfortunately there are no animals that can be considered hypoallergenic, or, 'less allergic'. According to the Anaphylaxis Campaign, a person with pet animal allergies is "hypersensitive to a substance produced by the animal, for example in the case of cat allergy, the major allergen is a glycoprotein that is found on cat hair, having been produced by the sweat, salivary and anal glands."
4. Gluten intolerance is coeliac disease
These conditions are not the same. Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disease which causes damage to the small intestine. Gluten intolerance is a reaction after ingesting gluten, found in wheat, barley and rye.
5. You can desensitise yourself to allergens
Some people believe that you can give a little bit to build up tolerance. This is not true. Allergies will be provoked by the exposure and this could be dangerous especially in children. While there are some studies taking place on this as a form of treatment, there is still no conclusive evidence to suggest that you can adjust over time.
So while most of us have had experience of allergies, perhaps a friend or family member, it is important to get the right advice and information before you label yourself as allergic, through either your GP or a regulated allergy health professional.


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All in a Day's Work
Reflecting on the challenges of physically demanding jobs and diabetes.
July 2012 — I spent the weekend working on a couple of car projects. I had to do an oil change and replace the brake pads on my wife's van. Then there was an oil change, new spark plugs, and spark plug wires for my old truck.
I'm no mechanic, and I usually struggle with even the simplest tasks. For example, I can always get my truck's old oil filter unscrewed just fine, but figuring out how to get it out of the tangle of wires and bars — without spilling oil all over — gets me almost every time.
I was working on replacing the brake pads on my wife's van. I had to raise both sides of the vehicle by jacking up one side, placing a stand under the van to hold it up, then doing the same on the other side. The next step was to take the tires off. I took the five lug nuts off the passenger side tire, took the tire off, and set it aside. I went over to the driver side, took off the lug nuts, but I just didn't have the energy to get that tire off.
What the heck?
Low blood sugar.
It was amazing to me just how zapped I felt all of a sudden. I stopped, treated the low, and tried to get back to work, but I just didn't have anything left! It seemed that I couldn't do anything that required me to move.
My friend Scully says she often feels like a push-puppet when she's low. You know those little dolls that have an elastic string inside them, so that when you push the platform under the base they slump over? That's exactly what I felt like! I just wanted to flop down and do nothing.
After what felt like forever, I started to feel better and was able to keep working. But it got me thinking. It must be super tough for people who live with diabetes and have a physically demanding job. Most of those jobs don't stop and wait for a low blood sugar to come up.
I sit in front of a computer most of the day. The only thing less physically demanding would be testing mattresses. When a low sneaks up on me, I have a lot of flexibility and can wait comfortably to recover.
If I think back on all of the jobs I had while growing up, there are two that stand out as physically demanding. Retrieving shopping carts at a grocery store and loading trucks for UPS.
Even with the shopping carts, I wasn't on a real time crunch. If I went low, I could take a quick break to treat it, slow my pace a little, and recover.
Loading trucks at UPS was a different story. It takes a special kind of person to work there for a long time — those people have my utmost respect and admiration. I survived only 90 days before I caved in and couldn't take it anymore. For the record, the heaviest boxes usually came from printing presses or paper mills.
The inside of a UPS shipping facility is a huge tangle-town of conveyor belts that are multiple stories high. Packages are routed through what seems like miles and miles of tracks and eventually end up on a track leading into a trailer to be loaded onto either a local delivery truck (the typical brown UPS trucks you see in your neighborhood), or onto a big semi-truck trailer.
The system runs at an incredible pace, and when loading trucks you have very little time to decide where to place the boxes coming at you. Forget about being able to stop and treat a low blood sugar, they'd have to stop the whole operation! I don't remember exactly how I dealt with it, but I do know I did my best to avoid lows at all costs. It was really hard! What better to encourage low blood sugars than being physically active, right?
I would imagine any other fast-paced, physically demanding work would be similar, right? How do you guys do it? I'm so impressed, and would love to hear more of your stories.
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Flushing leaders are taking steps to ensure pedestrians and drivers in downtown Flushing stay safe during the July 4 holiday weekend.
State Assemblywoman Grace Meng (D-Flushing) and City Councilman Peter Koo (R-Flushing) joined forces with the Downtown Flushing Business Improvement District Monday afternoon to announce an effort to emphasize to their constituents the importance of following traffic rules.
"The holiday is coming and we want to promote safety in downtown Flushing. It's very crowded — lots of cars, lots of pedestrians .... That's why we're doing Pedestrian Safety Week," Koo said. "Somehow New Yorkers have this particular nature where they don't want to follow the signs."
Tina Lee, a board member of the Flushing BID, said she recently told her 6-year-old daughter about crossing with the light and watching for oncoming traffic, but while she was driving to the Monday announcement, she witnessed an adult ignoring that same advice on a downtown Flushing street.
"It's for your own safety to cross with the light and look before you walk, and it also helps with traffic," Lee said. "So just wait a couple of seconds for the light to change."
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Dian Yu, executive director of the Flushing BID, identified three downtown Flushing "hot spots" where pedestrian safety most needs to be improved: the intersections of Main Street and 39th Avenue, Main and 40th Avenue and Main and Roosevelt Avenue.
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Meng reiterated the need to increase awareness about traffic safety.
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