Michele Bachmann was a speaker at the right-wing hatefest known as CPAC, where she told attendees the LGBT community has "bullied" Americans into accepting a radical anti-religious agenda.

The Minnesota congresswoman was  being interviewed by talk-show host Lars Larson when she lamented the demise of Arizona's "right to discriminate bill," recently vetoed by Republican Governor Jan Brewer.“There’s nothing about gays in there, but the gay community decided to make this their measure,” Bachmann opined. “And the thing that I think is getting a little tiresome is the gay community have so bullied the American people and they have so intimidated politicians that politicians fear them and they think they get to dictate the agenda everywhere. Well, not with the Constitution you don’t.”

Bachmann railed against gays and "activist" judges who fight against fundamentalist Christian dogma, er, religious freedom: “If you want take away my religious liberties, you can advocate for that but you do it through the constitutional process and you don’t intimidate and no politician should give away my religious liberties or yours.”