I’ve been bitching about the WSJ editorial pages for a while now…
Michele Bachmann, explained

Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., is the conservative hero of the day for having organized a protest against Democratic healthcare reform proposals that’s taking place on Capitol Hill Thursday. In preparation for that protest, she participated in a conference call with supporters and press on Wednesday night.

While on the call, she gave this rundown of where she gets the information she needs to do her job as a member of Congress:

The first thing I do when I wake up in the morning out of bed, I grab my cell phone and I look to RedState … and I feel like I at least am kind of prepared to get out of bed, and then I go read the editorial page of Investors Business Daily or the Wall Street Journal for a wider background of knowledge for the day… I just find it is one of the most credible sources of information out there.

Yes, Bachmann’s “wider background of knowledge” goes from the conservative blog RedState — led by a guy whose idea of a brilliant political tactic is sending fake dog poop to a Democratic congressman — to the WSJ’s notoriously ideological editorial page and then to the IBD editorial page, which is sort of a poor man’s WSJ for people completely uninterested in anything but a strict conservative line.