[Berlin_Freeper]

A Christian would accept the apology.

This makes Bachmann look worse than Wallace.

Bad mistake.

[John W]

I don’t agree. I know its politically correct in this day and age and somehow the person originally offended ends up getting the short end of the stick if they don’t kiss and make up, but, there is something to be said in this getting older man’s outlook for someone actually calling BS on these clowns. And, of course it would take a woman to do it because the 2011 man is even further gone off the politically correct cliff.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

A Christian would accept the apology.

What apology? A real man would have made the apology in the first person.

[C. Edmund Wright]

“....A Christian would accept the apology. This makes Bachmann look worse than Wallace. Bad mistake....”

I am a Christian and I disagree. This was an insult not only to MB, but to everybody who supports her and who has donated to her and even to all those who respect her but do not support her for President. It was an insult in a way to the entire tea party movement.

It was not simply an insult to her, and therefore it is not her apology to accept totally. She learned the lesson GWB NEVER EVER learned- and I commend her for it. And BTW, she’s not my first choice for Prez.

[dps.inspect]

A Christian does not have to take BS for the sake of it... she’s running for P. and she has a constituency... you insult me personally, and ask to be forgiven, I’ll forgive... you insult those I love and are responsible for, I’ll knock your fricking teeth out... savvy!

[Girlene]

A Christian would accept the apology. This makes Bachmann look worse than Wallace. Bad mistake.

Where does it say in the article that she did not accept the apology? From the article:

........"When Karl asked if she accepts the apology, Bachmann brushed aside the question this way: "I think that it's insulting to insinuate that a candidate for president is less than serious.""..........

She brushed aside the question....she did not make a big deal of it....she actually said the same thing live during the interview, yesterday. When Wallace asked her what she would say to others calling her a flake, she essentially said that would be insulting. When he again asked her if she thought it would be a good thing for a candidate to not say "flaky things", her response was essentially, well, of course.

It would probably be a good thing to also not say racially charged things, curse like a drunken sailor on live TV, you get the drift.

[boomop1]

But Christian’s are a hated sect., Forgive never forget.