Minnesota congresswoman and former Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann used her rock-star status at the 2012 Conservative Political Action Conference to warn right-leaning Americans about what she said was a dangerous Obama administration foreign policy. (more)
On Wednesday’s “Fox & Friends” on the Fox News Channel, former Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann said she would be looking at seeking a fourth term in Congress representing Minnesota. (more)
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann swept aside doubts about her political future Wednesday, declaring less than a month after ending her presidential bid that she will seek a fourth term in Congress. (more)
On the 39th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, former presidential candidate Michele Bachmann predicted that the presidential elections will “end abortion” in America. It was her first public appearance since dropping out of the race for the 2012 GOP presidential nomination. (more)
Tim Tebow is already the hottest property in professional sports, and now Republican presidential candidates are lining up for the blessing of the Denver Broncos quarterback. (more)
After announcing on Wednesday that she is dropping out of the presidential race, Michele Bachmann dined with her aides in Iowa. (more)
In a Des Moines, Iowa press conference on Wednesday morning, Rep. Michele Bachmann confirmed she has ended her bid for the White House. (more)
Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann came in sixth place in Iowa’s Republican presidential caucuses Tuesday night, which was effectively a last-place finish as former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman chose not to compete in Iowa. (more)
The Ames Straw Poll can be hugely influential for candidates, and can make or break a presidential hopeful’s campaign. But when it comes to predicting a winner for the Iowa caucuses, the straw poll’s influence is minimal at best. (more)
As the results were coming in from the Iowa caucuses on Tuesday night, former Michele Bachmann campaign manager Ed Rollins had some tough words for his former boss — telling her to get out for her own good. (more)
A half-hour after the Iowa caucuses got underway Tuesday night, Des Moines Register reporter Jason Noble caught an unusual indicator of how little support Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann enjoys in the Hawkeye State. (more)
Speaking on behalf of former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum on Tuesday night just before the Iowa Republican presidential caucuses in Cedar Falls, Iowa, evangelical leader Bob Vander Plaats suggested Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann should drop out of the GOP presidential race. (more)
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is taking heated criticisms from nearly all of his Republican opponents heading into Tuesday evening’s Iowa caucuses. (more)
Republican presidential candidate and Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann is comparing herself to former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. (more)
DES MOINES, Iowa — Michele Bachmann may be polling at the very bottom of the pack of Republican presidential candidates, but you wouldn’t know it by the crowd she attracted as she mingled with voters on the eve of the Iowa caucuses along Elm Street. (more)
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Michele Bachmann told a small group of supporters Tuesday night that she’s staying in the presidential race as the only true conservative who can defeat the sitting president, despite a bleak showing in the Iowa caucuses. (more)
According to a recent social media study, GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul has the highest “viral reach” among the current GOP presidential candidates on Facebook. (more)
Regardless of which candidate wins Tuesday’s Iowa caucuses, Mitt Romney has a seemingly insurmountable lead in New Hampshire while his rivals for the Republican presidential nomination struggle to find their footing. (more)
DES MOINES, Iowa — No matter what happens at the Iowa caucuses Tuesday, Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann said Monday she will not drop out of the race for president. (more)
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa – Texas Gov. Rick Perry views the road beyond Iowa as one working more in his favor than in Michele Bachmann’s or Rick Santorum’s, saying the two rivals, who are competing for the same conservative evangelical votes, have no national organization to be viable in other primary states. (more)
