As usual Michelle Bachmann never met a question she could not refuse to answer. Despite the fact that it pays her families bills and puts food on the table, Bachmann thinks the American people either have no right, or are not interested, to know about a family business that flaunts established science and medicine. Her less than manly husband, a psychologist, runs a 'get the gay out with Jesus and prayer' fix the evil barbaric gays clinic. And also as usual, the Bachmann's have a hard time telling the truth.

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A former patient who sought help from the Christian counseling clinic owned by GOP presidential hopeful Michele Bachmann and her husband, Marcus, told ABC News he was advised that prayer could rid him of his homosexual urges and he could eventually be "re-oriented."

"[One counselor's] path for my therapy would be to read the Bible, pray to God that I would no longer be gay," said Andrew Ramirez, who was 17-years-old at the time he sought help from Bachmann & Associates in suburban Minneapolis in 2004. "And God would forgive me if I were straight."

In the past, Marcus Bachmann has disputed the clinic has treated gay patients this way. But Ramirez's account, which was first reported by The Nation, is similar to the counseling session that appears on new undercover video shot by a gay rights advocacy group last month. That footage shows another counselor at the Bachmann clinic telling a gay man posing as a patient that, with prayer and effort, he could eventually learn to be attracted to women and rid himself of his gay urges.