Whether ODonnell wins or loses she has performed another important function. Her primary victory lets the establishment know that none are safe if they sell out the people. No longer do we waste our vote on wishy-washy moderates just because they have better chance to win with liberals. If we elect a politician that has no belief in the Constitution and does not represent the people, then what have we gained. Those type Republicans are the ones that give the party a bad name because the have no principles. I would rather lose. I have seen ODonnell speak and she is inspiring. She is ridiculed for her conservative beliefs, but never faultered in them. We conservatives are tired of being silent, tired of being mocked when we speak. Christine is taking on the lefts abuse for us all and standing strong with chin up and a smile on her face. She does deserve our praise.

it will show that the midgets could drive “The Little Engine that Could.”
Timeless classic children’s story of optimism and belief in succeeding against all odds. “I-think-I can, I-think-I-can.”

The media is out to take Miller down, not sure if they are in for Lisa or the Dems. I was looking through a local left wing blog and the comments of an obvious battle axe’s comments were that “even if Miller wins, we are going to do to him what we did to Palin”.

Working with the establishment to disenfranchise the conservative Republican voters and give Alaska a character less politician or a Dem.

Midget Bowling…….

….and the tigers play the game from both sides of the alley where real heads start to really roll towards real pins….. what then ?

Do the midgets actually have the you-know-what’s to jump up and punch the tigers in the naughty bits ?

Crises too big to waste have started over less than that.

The people that say Christine O’Donnell can’t win are not from Delaware. People from around the country look at the odds and say that Newark is the biggest voting block and a traditionally democrat strong hold so the Republicans must offer a liberal candidate.

I work less than 10 miles from where Vice President Biden calls home. Most of the people I work with live in Delaware and work in nearby states.

They don’t agree with the nay sayers. They believe that Christine O’Donnell can win. Let me tell you in their own words.

WE EXPECTED MORE!
- Delaware voters helped put Pelosi and Reed in to power in 2006
- Delaware vorers helped put President Obama in the Whitehouse in 2008
- Delaware gave Obama their long time Senator as Vice President.
DELAWARE VOTERS EXPECTED MORE!

Saving GM. They expected the Obama administration to save GM. He did, They see him take his photo ops in the GM plants of the midewest, but he threw Delaware under the bus. Gone is the GM plant in Newark, along with all the thousands of good paying UNION jobs Obama claims to value.

Saving Chrysler. The Obama administration took personal responsibility for the restructuing Chrysler, which included shutting down the Chrysler plant in Delaware.

These two acts alone crushed the manufacturing in Delaware, and with it, the Democrats strong union support. The GM plant and the Chrysler plant were part of the Arsenal of Democracy of the last century and were a signficant industrial base on which the Democrat supporting unions could rely.

This is just a couple examples of the decline in prosperity that Washington is inflicting on Newark Delaware. Refineries closing, power plants shutting down because of the administrations adverse attitude towards carbon fuels. Jobs in transportation, including solid union jobs in rail transport that depended on carrying coal to the generating plants, moving parts in to the autoplants and delivering finsihed automobiles to the country are all gone. Washington has decimated the industrial base of the Delaware Valley which provided the jobs and the opportunities that drew people to Northern Delaware.

So, when the voters of Delaware voted for change, they had in mind that the administration in Washington would stop the decline and restore some vitality to the region. They expected MORE.

Delaware is the home base for many companies because of it’s pro-business laws. What ever they expected didn’t include threatening the finance and insurance industries with so many regulations that instead of hiring people they are cutting services and sitting on their cash like a refuge looking for a way to escape.

Clearly, the Obama administration doesn’t care about Delaware, even though the Vice President is from that state. What is one more democrat vote to Nancy and Harry either way? What message will it send? If sending Biden to Washington didn’t put Delaware on the radar, what will sending Chris “rubber stamp” Coons do to turn back the tide of dispair?

At a time when Newark residents face some of the highest unemployment in the nation, Chris Coons voted with those that raised taxes on property 50% in the last few years. The rate is staggering to people struggling to pay their mortgages.

So the choice is clear: a vote for Chris Coons means more taxes more factories closing, more jobs leaving and NO RESPECT from Washington.

If the Democrats really want more, if they really expected more, if they really think Washington should pay more attention to the plight of Delaware and sending Biden to VP for them didn’t do it, then why NOT vote for Christine O’Donnell.

The way Obama obsess on Bush and the Republicans, it might at least get noticed.

WmCraig
Solvo Reor

Chrysler gone, GM gone, Valaro gone, Boeing going, Insurance going,
Banking stagnet, Chemical plants, Coal, oil and refineries out of favor.
WANT MORE OF THIS? Chirs Coons is your man!

.., and Christine O’Donnell’s first commercial was a winner.

The National GOP can’t get a grip on the Tea Party candidates that took their elections away. The best they can hope for is that some of the candidates will win, and fall under the sway of the “spend-some-more” incumbent Congress, be it Democratic or Republican.

All this election-year spending must be good for the economy. I’m happy that the Democrats are so puzzled as to where to spend next. Midgets cost money, and that is a good thing, Maybe they can bring Gulliver down, as well.

hard for this election. Not just Delaware, but all the states.
Who knows but that Christine O’Donnell (and all the rest) was raised up for just such a time as this?
Let’s not forget Whose hands this election is in. Don’t be discouraged!

Lisa has indeed become the lightning rod not only just of Liberals but of the Establishment, as EE points out. She may still win for a whole host of intagibles that only Delawarians understand. And such a victory will mean the slaying of one of the most pernicious rats, not tigers, in the GOP midsts…the RINO.

But Lisa, that little Honey Pot, I take very personally. Just think. Toe to toe nuklar combat with the Chancians. More later

Karl Rove, Mike Castle, Tom Ross, Jim Geraghty, Jonah Goldberg, Dan Foster, Andrew Suttaford, Micheal Steele, John McCain and Orin Hatch just to name a few are what’s wrong with the Republican Party, the GOP.

If the GOP is to survive they are going to have to get in touch with us conservatives. We are the ones that gave the GOP it’s strength for many years. Starting with George Bush one the party has steadily moved to the left. They tried to throw us conservatives under the bus. Now they wonder why the Tea Party has gained such strength. If the GOP continues it trend after the elections Win or Lose they are going to be in big trouble. They have to realize that traditionally Republicans for the last century have been conservatives. If they don’t dump Steele and the likes of him there will be a third party in 2012. That will be a scary thing. Throughout the world wherever there is more than two parties it s very hard to get anything done. The democrats would love to see a Tea Party come out of this years elections. That would mean a shoe-in for them in 2012.

Mike Lee, US Senatorial candidate from Utah, should not be on this list. He has not drawn even during this last month, but has since the Utah Primary (wherein he did battle fiercely with his opponent), been way out in front. Other than that, I agree totally with what you are saying, Erick.

…that the Dems and the liberal media establishment were bewitched by O’Donnell.

Sorry, had to say it. But it is amazing how much time and effort those guys were coerced into expending to go against a candidate whose own party leadership was writing off the night of her own nomination. Come what may, no regrets over O’Donnell.

But don’t count Christine out just yet. The Dems sending their campaign help from NH-1 to Delaware tells me that they, maybe unlike the pundits and many Republicans, feel that O’Donnell is not out of this race.

As for me, win or lose, like I said on facebook when I shared her “I’m You” commercial, there’s just something about this woman that I really like.

O’Donnell’s criticism by the Republican establishment is exactly the reason I consider myself a Republican, but not a Republican. Listening to the leaders of this party is like listening to nails on a chalkboard. I gave to Christine’s campaign and others who I believed in (Rubio, Angle and Miller included) but I won’t give a cent to the RNC.

In a time when we are confronted by a slew of legislation and a radical president with veto power, shouldn’t ‘job one’ be to take back both Houses of Congress?
We may still succeed here, but if we don’t, Christine will be a primary factor.
There were many Tea Party discussions preceding the primaries and my
impression was we had decided to stay out of the political side in terms of
choosing candidates. The idea, I thought, was that we would win first and
put the RINOs on notice that if they failed to shape up, we would soon see them
shipped out as it were. While I agree that Castle is among the worst RINOs,
I still think he would have (A) walked away with the elect\ion and (B) supported us in our attempts to ‘beat back’ Obamacare. I get it that he voted for the Stimulus but that really is water over the bridge and a fully Republican Congress would likely never bring up billion dollar expenditures. (I know Castle is not reliable, but I still say he would have been better than Coons).
Now if we end up having Biden as tie-breaker, the rock we are trying to push uphill will be a lot heavier.

Not a lot of positives to decades of suffering liberal abuse, but one learns quickly that every thing they proclaim is a crafted prevarication with ulterior motives. A Pelosi is digusting, wrong and a thief but the real danger is a Snowe. Even my Texas own Kay Bailey sets us back decades. Give me Christine, she won’t sell out millions of my acres for some dumb ass wild horse scheme, some romantic inneficient rail preservation— Geez.

…hoping their distraction would continue right up to election day.

One additional reason for this behavior is the media’s continuing obsessive misogyny against strong Republican conservative women.

Participated in the Republican primaries they would have become merely an extension of the GOP Establishment. That is not their motvation. They cannot expect to win every primary, nor every general election. But, if they are to make an impression on the political environment, they must choose, and support, candidates who represent their principles. Let the voters do the winnowing, and gear up for 2012.

I have a feeling she will clean his clock David & Goliath style. Hopefully that will produce some good clips for ads. It’s ALL about turnout. Don’t count her out. Obviously the DNC isn’t or they would not spend precious resources on that race.

because it is really starting to come back and bite them on the backside.

My “on the ground impression” from people I’ve talked to is that they are literally sick through and through of being told what to do, how to do it, what to believe, and what to think by people whose basic character is lower than pond scum.

They’ve been told over and over how something is “good” for them and they’ve led it slide, a lot more than they should. But now they are experiencing this massive ad nauseum response. The words “projectile vomiting” come to mind.
Every part of their heart, mind, spirit and soul is rejecting the empty promises as lies now. They aren’t interested in the smears. They’ve had enough!!!

Yeah, midgets may be midgets, but these midgets have the right to vote!!

Christine O’Donnell has been viciously attacked in a manner similar to Sarah Palin. Now of course both are pro-life women. So this has contributed to the nastiness of the attacks by the Democrats and their allies in the liberal/secular media. In one of the attacks she was labelled a whore.
Well sure what would you expect from them? They have form.
However more disgraceful again has been the stream of attacks on her from people who call themselves Republicans. Shame on them.
The reality is that O’Donnell is a true conservative who can be relied upon to vote against wasteful spending. Who wants RINOs in this hour of crisis? Electing a RINO is electing a crypto Democrat.
Karl Rove’s attacks on her on Fox News were in bad taste and seriously damaging to her.
Would Karl Rove attack a male RINO in the same manner?
O’Donnell has guts, conviction and determination not like RINO wimps.
Hopefully the people of Delaware will give her the chance to represent them.
She should ignore the wolf packs attacking her and just concentrate on the issues of wasteful spending, the deficit, taxation and unemployment. She must NOT be deflected from this.

(well, at least me) was bring the big time RINOs into range. Rove, McCain, Cornyn et al, who will also get their chance to be voted OUT. Their time is coming.
Thanks SOLVO REOR for educating us on Deleware. I’m from Texas and I watched the Delaware Primary because I wanted new blood in the Republican Party instead of old wrinkled meat. Same for Alaska, Murkowsky is such a hissy wussy geez.
And let me say, John Cornyn has had more than one contact from me about the things he is doing that DO NOT help Texas, so as the chairman of the NRSC and their initial position on Delaware and O’Donnell, his time in the opera is coming to an end.
Tha fat lady is warming up !

(well, at least me) was bring the big time RINOs into range. Rove, McCain, Cornyn et al, who will also get their chance to be voted OUT. Their time is coming.
Thanks SOLVO REOR for educating us on Deleware. I’m from Texas and I watched the Delaware Primary because I wanted new blood in the Republican Party instead of old wrinkled meat. Same for Alaska, Murkowsky is such a hissy wussy geez.
And let me say, John Cornyn has had more than one contact from me about the things he is doing that DO NOT help Texas, so as the chairman of the NRSC and their initial position on Delaware and O’Donnell, his time in the opera is coming to an end.
Tha fat lady is warming up !

shows that they haven’t learned a thing.

but the establishment won’t give her anything approaching that. It is a shame that guys with the bully pulpit like Karl Rove who could give her a better shot will instead tear her down because she is “not viable” as a candidate. She would have a lot more viability if these guys would support her.
I still think she has a chance to win, else as others have already stated, why would the Dems send in the big guns?
I too am Texas, and Kay Bailey will I hope realize she is toast and not try to run for another term. We already have two candidates running for the Senate in opposition to Kay Bailey. She has heard from me quite a bit, especially when she votes to spend money on bridges to no where and bicycle paths for Austin and Laredo. These are cities for crying out loud, why is the federal government spending my tax dollars for bicycle paths, that I can’t use any way?
Not sure about Cornyn yet, but if he keeps up his unwillingness to support true conservatives, he will find himself in deed doo doo as well. I have a nephew running for the house in Virginia, and he has some really fine ideas, but the establishment didn’t want him. (Endorsed by “gasp” The Tea Party) so he ended up running as a Libertarian. His ideas though are for smaller government, less taxes, balanced budget, no federal funding for abortions or stem cell research. James Quigley is his name, a Veteran of Iraqi Freedom.
I hope that after this election, we get some folks who have not only heard of Ronald Reagan, but actually believe in what he taught and did. Get government the heck out of my back yard.

BroJohn

“The spirit of resistance to government is so valuable on certain occasions, that I wish it to be always kept alive. It will often be exercised when wrong, but better so than not to be exercised at all. I like a little rebellion now and then. It is like a storm in the atmosphere.” –Thomas Jefferson, letter to Abigail Adams, 1787

“I am not a Marxist. I am you.” That would have been a powerful ad, but I do like the new ad.

Tough, VERY articulate and is standing in there fighting whoever shows up. Plus, she retired the RINO scum Castle.

actually I’m 6’2″ and weigh in the neighborhood of 360 lbs…

so have at it

BO is in state campaigning for his pet Coons.

So far, I believe he’s batting .000. Let’s hope it continues.

Proper grammar saves lives.

Let’s eat Grandma.
Let’s eat, Grandma.

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I have a question. What is it with women voters?

Its bad enough that only 64% of Republicans in Delaware support Christine, due to the trashing she got from her own party. But on top of that, are the poll numbers that put women voters at 64% or so for Coons and only 23% or so for O’Donnell.
(If O’Donnell could get 80% plus of Republicans and 50% or more of the women, she could possibly win)

And then today, I read this poll.

A CNN/Time poll last week showed the Democratic nominee, Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, with a nearly two-to-one advantage among female voters, and Ms. McMahon’s campaign is struggling to find ways to connect with women.

Can someone tell me why women are so biased against women politicians? Is it because deep down inside they still believe men are better suited for the job? What is it?