In Montana, Bachmann calls for an end to Obama’s ‘reign of error’

Rep. Michele Bachmann was in Montana over the weekend raising money for Rep. Denny Rehberg, who announced his bid to challenge Democratic Sen. Jon Tester. Bachmann said that Republicans need to take over the United States Senate in order to shut down Obama’s “reign of error,” and she also said she’s become obsessed with repealing “Obamacare.”

“I take my first political breath every morning with one thought in mind — repeal Obamacare,” Bachmann said, according to the Missoulian. “That’s my motivation in life. … This bill is something else. It is the crown jewel of socialism. President Obama, and I’m willing to say it, ushered in socialism under his watch.”

“My opinion is we can’t shut this president down fast enough,” Bachmann said.

According to KRTV, Bachmann is still targeting Rep. Nancy Pelosi whom she still calls Speaker. “But to Speaker Pelosi, it’s 6 trillion more, so what, you’re gonna pay for it. That’s her attitude, and that is President Obama’s attitude. And for some reason we’re not compassionate if we’re not spending that kind of money. The compassionate people, I would submit, are those who are enough for the next 21 generations,” Bachmann said.

Bachmann’s trip to Montana comes on the heels of a visit to Hawaii earlier in the week. In two weeks, on Feb. 19, Bachmann will be heading to the early primary state of South Carolina for a fundraiser.