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Well this is just now breaking and it should do her in since it will leave more room for Palin to enter the race. This news comes from her former Communications Director who was with Bachmann all the time so he ought to know. What this means is that when under stress, Bachmann developes heavy migranes which incapacitates her and makes her dependent on stress pills to make it through. He said it happens at least once a week. Can we Americans take a chance to have a president who gets incapacitating migranes once a week under stressful situations? I think not. The office of the presidency is very stressful and unpredictable. Of course it seems Obama goes to play golf at least once a week to avoid any kind of stress endured from his duties as President but this is a sign of weakness for Bachmann on a psychological level when it comes to her. What we need is a psychologically strong minded candidate who is impervious to stress and pill free. That person is Sarah Palin.
Story:
Bachmann's Headache | Stress-Related Condition | Pill Use | The Daily Caller
In late July 2010, Rep. Michele Bachmanns then-communications director, Dave Dziok, told his boss that he planned to take a new job with the public relations firm Edelman.
Dziok had worked for Bachmann for two and a half years, a relatively long period by the standards of her office, and was leaving on good terms.
Staff turnover can frustrate any employer, but Bachmann responded more dramatically. Dzioks departure triggered a debilitating medical episode that landed the congresswoman in urgent care.
Within 24 hours she was in the hospital, a former aide says.
SNIP~
The Minnesota Republican frequently suffers from stress-induced medical episodes that she has characterized as severe headaches. These episodes, say witnesses, occur once a week on average and can incapacitate her for days at time. On at least three occasions, Bachmann has landed in the hospital as a result.
Story:
Bachmann's Headache | Stress-Related Condition | Pill Use | The Daily Caller
In late July 2010, Rep. Michele Bachmanns then-communications director, Dave Dziok, told his boss that he planned to take a new job with the public relations firm Edelman.
Dziok had worked for Bachmann for two and a half years, a relatively long period by the standards of her office, and was leaving on good terms.
Staff turnover can frustrate any employer, but Bachmann responded more dramatically. Dzioks departure triggered a debilitating medical episode that landed the congresswoman in urgent care.
Within 24 hours she was in the hospital, a former aide says.
SNIP~
The Minnesota Republican frequently suffers from stress-induced medical episodes that she has characterized as severe headaches. These episodes, say witnesses, occur once a week on average and can incapacitate her for days at time. On at least three occasions, Bachmann has landed in the hospital as a result.