The HillTube  Bachmann: Gov. Perry's HPV vaccine order was
'abuse of power'  She told CNN that the parental opt-out for the
vaccine program did not change the fact that it could have
"devastating consequences."  "Let's face it, when the government
tells parents you must have a vaccination for your child, you
have to go an extraordinary length in order to not do that for
your child," she said.  During Monday's debate Bachmann claimed
Perry looked the other way because of a $5,000 campaign
contribution and because his former chief of staff was the head
lobbyist for the drug company that stood to benefit from the
program.  Perry shot back, pointing out that he raises millions
of dollars and the company had given him just $5,000. "If you’re
saying I could be bought for $5,000 I’m offended," he said.
Bachmann explained her remarks on NBC's "Today" show Tuesday,
saying, "It's very clear crony capitalism could have likely been
the cause because the governor's former chief of staff was the
chief lobbyist for this dr