The problem is that small minds like Bachmann's see nothing wrong with insulting other religions. She, along with some of her cohorts, whip people up into a fevers pitch to use such graphics as a way of expressing their displeasure. I know some where in the those small minds of the fringe, and several congress people, they are completely justified in debasing a tragedy by using it as imaginary to get a point a cross. A point I might add that has nothing to do with the imaginary they are portraying. These people are so knee deep in being racist they have no clue just how offensive they really are. Yet you have an a-holes like loony toons Bachmann egging them on to be more outrageous and racist. This is not White Christian America, this is just America that is home to all races and religions. We will not let the Bachmann's of the world turn us into Iran, a country ran by religious leaders. Dumb Bitch. As if the minority party could really enact any change. Just because the fringe refuse to believe and understand the fact that Obama was VOTED into office, they are not given a free pass to be so utterly offensive to the rest us. I care less that they are continuously encourage to be tea bagging azz holes while shouting and screaming like monkeys by the likes of Bachmann, Ruskie, Hannity, Malkin, Beck, Bill-O, Savage, Levin and the rest of those conservatives whores. Life is not all about the less then 20% of the population. No one is asking them to be quiet, just have some effing self respect for others.

One of the most disturbing images from yesterday’s Tea Party rally against health care reform on Capitol Hill was a protester’s gruesome sign showing a pile of dead Holocaust victims. The banner — captured by ThinkProgress here — read: “National Socialist Health Care: Dachau, Germany – 1945.” Another sign said that “Obama takes his orders [...]

Rep. Steve Israel (D-NY) has posted this YouTube video, condemning the use of Holocaust imagery at yesterday's Capitol Hill Tea Party, and calling out Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) for organizing the event, as well as the Republican leaders who attended.

more at israel.house.gov, November 6, 2009