Michele Bachmann 'Amaricas Congress Woman,' Her Website Declares

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/03/20/michele-bachmann-amaricas_n_507143.html

Michele Bachmann 'Amaricas Congress Woman,' Her Website Declares

First Posted: 03-20-10 06:19 PM | Updated: 03-20-10 06:49 PM


Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) hasn't been caught writing any core beliefs on her hand to remember them, but her reelection campaign seems to have trouble remembering the name of the country she serves.

"Michelle Bachmann - Amaricas Congress Woman" reads the search banner for Bachmann's campaign Website, spotted Saturday by HuffPost's Jason Linkins.

If Bachmann herself has trouble spelling "America" and "Congresswoman" or employing basic punctuation, that might explain, in part, her antipathy for the U.S. Census Bureau.

[tammywammy]

1. bwah

:rofl:

[marmar]

2. ........

[Webster Green]

3. Jeezus..

Like a train wreck. :crazy: :silly:

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4. This thread is useless without a screen shot

before it's brought to their attention and quickly corrected...

[Botany]

5. how about a cut and paste?

Michele Bachmann - Amaricas Congress Woman
Official site for Rep. Michele Bachmann, who was elected to represent Minnesota's Sixth Congressional District in 2006.
www.michelebachmann.com

http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=michele+bachmann&toggle=1&cop=mss&ei=UTF-8&fr=yfp-t-701 link

It could have been posted by her help and not by her but ..... :rofl:

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6. I think they have already changed it

"Michele Bachmann - Amaricas Congress Woman" muast have been the page title as defined in the HTML header, and that must have been how it showed up at the top of the browser window because that's what the Yahoo search gave as the page result. But now the page title shows up as "Michele Bachmann for Congress" so between then and now someone updated the "TITLE" tag in the header. Or, it could have been what someone typed in when they submitted the site to the Yahoo search engine. At any rate, I can't find "Amaricas Congress Woman" anywhere on the body of the page now. Maybe the Internet Archive or Wayback Machine has a copy of it...

[tammywammy]

11. No it's still there

http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=michele+bachmann&toggle=1&cop=mss&ei=UTF-8&fr=yfp-t-701

Here's the shot:

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12. Yes, but that's on Yahoo, not on Bachmann's site

If you go to Bachmann's site you don't see it there. What I think happened is when you submit a site to the Yahoo directory (not just their web crawler), you can type in a title, and that's where they typed in "Amarica's Congress Woman." That overrides whatever the page title tag has, I guess. So I think that is in the Yahoo Directory only. If you go to Google and search for her site, you don't see that line.

[tammywammy]

14. That's what the article says, it's in the "search banner" n/t

[npk]

7. Spelling was never one of her passions

No money involved.

[formercia]

8. She's trying to develop an epathic connection.

As my ole' buddy Pol Pot used to say: "Anyone hoo can speil is toast."

[Odin2005]

9. That's it! She's certifiable!

[petronius]

10. It's a clever CYA move - when she's finally called on all her anti-American BS

she can say "Oh no, you misunderstood - I was working for 'Amarica'. Amarica is my cat."

:)

[sakabatou]

13. How repulsive