A tea party star is Iowans, and it is not Palin

Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota came in the space.

The best known explore as fiery presence to cable TV and the founder of which Bundestag group is House tea party, now they are looking for whether the Republican presidential nomination. And early response to her in Iowa, where she was born and raised was, suggests not only that she could do it, but also that she could have a significant impact on the race.

On a break between meeting voters and conduct of radio and television interviews - a staple of nearly every - woman Bachmann took a place in the bar of the hotel here and links, no doubt, that she was to run Ernst.

"It is not that I think that I President his was born,", she said in having regard and softer than it on TV or on the tea party collections not speak. "I'm getting a lot of encouragement to the execution of people across the country." "I don't think this is a rash decision."

There is a pecking order in the Congress, and Ms. Bachmann in the television transmitted tea party as response to the president's State of the Union address appealed to House Republican leader, had that already rejected her when they tried this year position a leadership. But there are no rules of seniority in presidential politics, where little more than an airplane ticket to an early voting rights State and a roster of curious party activists explore a candidacy is.

After a four-day visit to Iowa late last month in the Ms. Bachmann declared "I'm in!" at several stops, it became clear that Republicans were taking notice. At least has the noise under some social conservative for Mrs Palin run as soothes the attention, the surrounding Ms. Bachmann has grown.

"If Congressman Bachmann in calls, address on the the potential, a lot to them to people, who have gone for Governor Palin may have," Governor Terry E. Branstad Iowa said in an interview. "Imagine, if they both." "This could make really interesting it."

Ms. Bachmann would have significant barriers to overcome. She have already made some high-profile gaffes - including declare end of last month, that held the first shots of the revolutionary war in New Hampshire, Massachusetts not - throw questions about her preparation for the examination of a national campaign.

Their Congress Office has experienced significant sales, including five chiefs of staff in the last four years. As a former Chairman of the Board of the Minnesota Republican party, Ron Carey, came back after five months in the post. He told reporters in Minneapolis that he do not support their presidential bid, said: "she are not going to be a selectable candidate for us."

Ms. Bachmann, 55 of this week turned, showed their national fundraising $13 million still ability by raising a record last year in their home race.

While voters at this stage more inclined to listen to than to sign on the dotted line, the energy that created them is to leading conservative groups unmatched by anyone, but Mrs. Palin.

"If they may notice do not something Sarah, that the field has been vorgegriffen,", said Danny Carroll, former State representative and a leading conservative activists. He said he no Republicans who had heard Palin recently Mrs.

Kent S?rensen, Republicans elected last fall in the Iowa Senate and become is the tea party movement, Ms. Bachmann work, if it continues with a campaign has signed.

"I bash Sarah Palin, but it has no substance will not," said Mr Sorensen. "I believe that Michele Bachmann has more substance." "I think she would the ground with it, mop you want me to be honest."

Here is Ms. Bachmann in Iowa, where the factions of the party open nominating battle is expected to be at least an other selling point that repeats for each audience.

"I'm coming here as one of you - a demo album!" Ms. Bachmann, her voice said on the steps of the Capitol, increasingly so much could be heard a few blocks away.

Ms. Bachmann, Minnesota as a teenager moved, eagerly tells how their Norwegian ancestors settled in the vicinity of Waterloo, Iowa. And it trusts that she grew up Democrat - she and her husband, Marcus, worked for Jimmy Carter's 1976 campaign - but they had an awakening read a Gore Vidal book, which they found "our founding fathers be funny."

There are no other potential Republican candidates that delivers more demagogic one-liner - usually on President Obama costs. You come up with in a rapid-fire staccato hardly enough time for the applause to fade between punch lines.

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