Bachmann on Bullying

Listening to Bachmann's pal Sarah Pallin whine about her treatment by the media, reminded me of something.... ah, yes... from the DB archives (2006): audiovideo Bachmann on schoolyard bullying: i think for all us our experience in public schools is there have always been bullies, always have been, always will be. i just don't know how we're ever going to get to point of zero tolerance and what does it mean? I guess, several questions that was comment, one question would be what would be our definition of bullying? will it get to the point where we are completely stifling free speech and expression? will it mean that what form of behavior will there be, will we be expecting boys to be girls what is it exactly that we're asking for? i don't say that as a sexist comment but there are just differences with boys and girls when they're on the playground, when they're in the classroom. None of us like inappropriate behavior, none of us like sassy children, but there's just a fact of life that as we grow up, we're kind of little barbarians when we're two and our process as mothers and fathers is to civilize our children I just don't know how we can realistically expect a zero tolerance of bullying behavior.