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Michelle Bachmann: Gay People Want to Legalise Child Molestation

Bachmann2011-001Michelle Bachmann, a member of the US House of Representatives and former Republican Presidential Candidate has shared her belief that gay people want to legalise child molestation.

The Congresswoman from Minnesota made her comments on a radio program called ‘Faith and Liberty’.

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“I think also they want to abolish age of consent laws, which means we will do away with statutory rape laws so that adults would be able to freely prey on little children sexually.

“That’s the deviance that we’re seeing embraced in our culture today.” Bachmann said.

Congresswoman Bachmann said that gay people pushed and advocated to punish people who disagreed with them. Bachmann also said that the gay community wanted to push for multiple people in a marriage.

Bachmann recently said that she may consider running for President of the USA in 2016.

 

 

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