Michele Bachmann's History As A Foster Parent Remains Murky

She DID NOT RAISE THEM. She gave them a place to sleep and eat for a short time.

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She didn't do all that much of that either, it seems:

The Bachmanns were licensed by the state from 1992 to 2000 to handle up to three foster children at a time; the last child arrived in 1998. They began by offering short-term care for girls with eating disorders who were treated through a program at the University of Minnesota, said George Hendrickso­n, the chief executive of PATH Minnesota, the private agency that handled the placements­.

He said the Bachmann home was “technical­ly considered a treatment home,” which offered a higher level of reimbursem­ent.  

Of all the possible emotionall­y troubled able-bodie­d teenagers a psychologi­st and his wife (with 5 of their own young children), could take into their home, the Bachmanns chose teenage girls with "eating disorders"­.  
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