By GottaLaff

I don’t know what’s more astounding disturbing: Bachmann’s plan or her reliance on and admiration of Glenn Beck and his chalkboard.

Here’s what she said, in part, at the right-wing Constitutional Coalition’s annual conference in St. Louis:

Is the country too big to fail? No, the country can fail. We can, we’re not invincible. And we’re so close now to being at that point because the thing is, as Glenn Beck said last night, it is true. The $107 trillion that he put on the board. We’re $14 trillion in debt, but that doesn’t include the unfunded massive liabilities. That’s $107 trillion, and that’s for Social Security and Medicare and all the rest. You add up all those unfunded net liabilities, and all the traps that could go wrong we’re on the hook for, and what it means is what we have to do is a reorganization of all of that, Social Security and all. We have to do it simply because we can’t let the contract remain as they are because the older people are going to lose. So, what you have to do, is keep faith with the people that are already in the system, that don’t have any other options, we have to keep faith with them. But basically what we have to do is wean everybody else off. And wean everybody off because we have to take those unfunded net liabilities off our bank sheet, we can’t do it. So we just have to be straight with people. So basically, whoever our nominee is, is going to have to have a Glenn Beck chalkboard and explain to everybody this is the way it is.

Yes, she wants to repeal Medicare and Social Security. That would be a disaster for seniors and for the economy.

Oh and I guess she missed the part where George Bush tried to do that and failed.

Here’s one more tasty morsel:

At his speech on Friday, Glenn Beck proclaimed that Bachmann was the only person he trusted in Congress.

Barbie McLipSchmutz better watch out, she’s got stiff competition. No pun.