Bachmann contributors linked to secretive radical right group

[Minnesota Raindog]

Two major donors to Michele Bachmann's congressional campaign served on the Board of Governors of the radical right organization, the Center for National Policy (CNP), and at least one of them is still affiliated with the group.

Stacy Taylor, Houston, Texas, donated $2,000 to Michele Bachmann's congressional campaign on April 26, 2005, and made a $661.29 in-kind donation on April 30, 2005, for a reception.

Minnesotan John Scribante, listing his occupation as v.p. of sales for Orion Energy Systems, made in-kind donations to Bachmann's campaign on April 23 and April 30, 2005 for a reception totaling $1,579.87.

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The CNP's roster of past and present members and directors reads like a who's who of the radical religious right.

Read more about these two and the Center for National Policy at www.dumpbachmann.blogspot.com

[Stevepol]

1. If the religious far right wants it, ES&S will give it to them, just as

they made Mondale lose, even tho he had a pre-election 7% pt lead on his rival for the Wellstone seat in 02.

You can't beat computers. They work just the way they're programmed or patched or hacked, and if they're programmed by religious far right fundies, the vote tends to come out in favor of the candidate who is the most religious far right and fundie.

Machines are funny that way.