Fresh off her vigorous defense of Free American Free Straight and Billionaire People from the bullying of the gays and the liberals who are shutting down freedom wherever they find it, Michele Bachmann is headed to Jolly Old Kidney Pie Land to share her unique language stylings with the
True, <a href="http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/results\?search_query=stephen%20fry%20out%20there&amp\;sm=3" target="_blank">Oxford grads</a> do have a peculiar way of handing out free rope.
<i>She will be speaking Friday on the exciting topic &ldquo;Seeds of Progress: The struggle between innovation and bureaucracy.&rdquo;</i>
It should be interesting since, in real life, she&#039;d lose a debate against a journalism intern with a smartphone.
I&#039;d rather assumed she&#039;d been invited as the <i>Public Speaking &quot;Don&#039;ts&quot;</i> section of the curriculum.
She wouldn&#039;t last 10 minutes in a Public Forum Debate round against a pair of high school freshman, and she expects to get out of Oxford with her dignity intact?
Bulldozer vs. Tulip looks like a fair fight compared to this.
<i>&quot;the greatest explosion of innovation in history accompanied our first experiments with political liberty and free enterprise&quot;</i>
The <a href="http:\/\/www.uspto.gov\/web\/offices\/ac\/ido\/oeip\/taf\/h_counts.htm" target="_blank">pace of patents</a> over time doesn&#039;t support her assertion. In 1790 -- presumably the Big Bang Explosion of innovation -- 3 patents were issued. In 2013 with Obama&#039;s jackboots rammed down our throats, 278K patents issued.
Ms Batshyte will be debating D.P. Gumby.
She&#039;ll be at a significant disadvantage.
And answers!
True, <a href="http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/results\?search_query=stephen%20fry%20out%20there&amp\;sm=3" target="_blank">Oxford grads</a> do have a peculiar way of handing out free rope.
<i>She will be speaking Friday on the exciting topic &ldquo;Seeds of Progress: The struggle between innovation and bureaucracy.&rdquo;</i>
It should be interesting since, in real life, she&#039;d lose a debate against a journalism intern with a smartphone.
Ban Shapiro?
Sorry, I meant Ben, of course.
She&#039;s been eyeing a chance to speak.
<i>some of the brightest young minds in the world,&rdquo; </i>
I think they just wanted an easy win by going up against one of the dumbest minds in the world.
I&#039;d rather assumed she&#039;d been invited as the <i>Public Speaking &quot;Don&#039;ts&quot;</i> section of the curriculum.
Oxford?
She wouldn&#039;t last 10 minutes in a Public Forum Debate round against a pair of high school freshman, and she expects to get out of Oxford with her dignity intact?
Bulldozer vs. Tulip looks like a fair fight compared to this.
<i>&quot;the greatest explosion of innovation in history accompanied our first experiments with political liberty and free enterprise&quot;</i>
The <a href="http:\/\/www.uspto.gov\/web\/offices\/ac\/ido\/oeip\/taf\/h_counts.htm" target="_blank">pace of patents</a> over time doesn&#039;t support her assertion. In 1790 -- presumably the Big Bang Explosion of innovation -- 3 patents were issued. In 2013 with Obama&#039;s jackboots rammed down our throats, 278K patents issued.
Facts ... how do they work?