The Minnesota Congresswoman praised her former Republican presidential opponent during an interview on NBC's Meet the Press Sunday. Bachmann dropped out of the race for the White House in January and is now seeking another term representing Minnesota's Sixth Congressional District.

The Minnesota Congresswoman told the Christian Broadcasting Network that she was doomed because the media focused on a few minor stumbles involving Elvis Presley and John Wayne. Bachmann dropped out of the race for the White House after a sixth-place finish in the Iowa caucuses. She formally endorsed Mitt Romney for the Republican nomination Thursday.

Republican Congresswoman Michele Bachmann officially launched her re-election bid Monday for a fourth term representing Minnesota's 6th District. She will face DFL challenger Jim Graves, a luxury hotel owner, in November

With her presidential campaign behind her, 6th District Michele Bachmann hosted a press conference calling for routine audits for state and federal low-income health insurance programs. The proposal comes after word that Minnesota is part of a federal probe into the possibility the state inflated premiums, increasing reimbursements for HMOs.

Anne Nolan, a former two-time candidate for the state House, tells the St. Cloud Times that the Occupy movement has inspired her to seek the Democratic Party's endorsement and run against Bachmann in the 6th District.

Graves, a businessman in the hospitality industry, is seeking the DFL endorsement in the 6th District in a bid to unseat Bachmann. He'll join St. Cloud lawyer Anne Nolan, who is already in the race.

The Hill confirms, Alice Stewart is serving as Santorum's national press secretary and will travel with him. Stewart was the Minnesota congresswoman's main media contact before Bachmann dropped out of the race for the White House in January.

WCCO reports the Minnesota Congresswoman will not endorse a GOP candidate for president before the Tuesday Caucus in Minnesota. Rep. Michele Bachmann told Esme Murphy she reserves the right, but won't be backing a candidate anytime soon. Since ending her bid for the White House, she is now seeking a fourth term representing Minnesota's 6th district.