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Wide Awake and Fired Up for Christine O’Donnell Like Never Before!

MarkLevinFan has an absolutely great multimedia blog post that will fire you up to support Christine O’Donnell. You must read and listen and watch the whole thing. Christine is running for the seat previously held by Joe Biden, and she is a conservative Republican running against Representative Mike Castle. The primary is only eleven days away, and Castle’s camp is surprised he is not running away with the Republican Nomination, and has begun a smear campaign against O’Donnell.

Last night, Mark Levin opened his radio show by calling out the media, including some so-called conservative media for joining what appears to be a smear campaign against O’Donnell. He finally throws down a challenge directed at Castle to come on his show and debate the issues.

“I want to see if Mike Castle will come on this program and answer questions. Not about his rent. Not about what he does in his home. Not about any of that. No, I want to discuss government run health care, cap and trade, his record, his pro-choice position. I want to discuss matters that are going to matter to you and me.

I want to know if he would have voted for Elena Kagan. I believe he said he would, but I’m not sure, I’d have to double check that. I want to know what he would vote for to go in the court system.

I want to know what this man will do that affects our lives.”

Mike Castle voted for Cap and Trade, is pro-choice and said he would not repeal Obamacare. These issues are crucial to the Delaware people. Mark Levin is rightly angered by this smear by the National GOP and the State GOP of Delaware, and it is even more clear to those who are only partially paying attention when Mark received a phone call late in the show. The call alerted him to an interview of Tom Ross, the Republican Party Chair of Delaware. MarkLevinFan posted the video of the interview and it will absolutely make you crazy insane angry and ready to fight like hell for Christine.

The most disgusting parts of the interview by Carl Cameron of Fox News, shows the Republican Party of Delaware and it’s chairman to be completely out of touch with the average voter in the First State.

Ross is asked if this primary will be competitive, and answers that at the end of the day, Castle will be the nominee. Cameron raised the concern of the Tea Party Express, which has recently shown up in Delaware, raising money to defeat Castle. Ross blows this off, saying the people of Delaware know and love Castle, he’s a fiscal conservative and he’s created jobs. It literally only takes Ross 40 seconds into the interview to begin trashing Christine.

Cameron brings up the smears that have been dogging Christine all day, that she has had problems with her personal finances. Ross answers that he is not going to slam anyone for problems in their personal finances in these tough times, and then he slams Christine for having a tough time for 10 to 15 years as if that is real political fodder.

“When you’re running for office, and you’re running an aggressive campaign, and claiming you are a fiscal conservative, and had a 5 or 10 or 15 year period of real difficulty, I think that that is what really becomes relevant.”

My reaction? What a piece of filth this guy is! Unreal! Hey buddy, a lot of us have had tough times, some of us have our whole lives. So you want to put down a woman who is just like most Americans, because in your warped view, only people who have never had money problems until very recently are Senate material? What an elitist, snobby, out of touch thing to say. You are what makes the Republican Party so difficult to defend sometimes. You are why we are having a difficult time recruiting people to vote Republican and change their registration. Who wants to stand next to you and defend those remarks? The National GOP? Perhaps, but it will not be me and the vast numbers of Americans ready to take back the capitol from the Democrats.

“Christine is a really interesting character in that she has some of the attributes of being a good candidate, but what Christine really should be doing is focusing on Christine right now, and getting her own life together.”

What a chauvinist! He just said, basically, that little Christine can’t run with the big boys because she has her house to tend to. Are you kidding me? What a ludicrous thing to say! And everyone knows, Tommy Boy, that you are running scared of this woman, and I for one cannot wait to rub your nose in it in two weeks. You will have your comeuppance, and if the Republican women of Delaware do not take notice of your filthy attitude, I’m sure plenty of decent men will.

“Even though Christine has never had a negative ad run against her, her negatives are through the roof, because Delaware is a small place, where we know each other, and she’s just not a viable candidate for dogcatcher, let alone the Senate.”

Oh, but wait, I thought you said she has some of the attributes of being a good candidate? Now she can’t be a dogcatcher? Boy, you just keep talking and it is obvious this bash and trash is exciting you. You are all over the place, Tommy Boy, you bloated sack of horse manure.

“There are roughly 100.000 more Democrats than Republicans in this state, so in order to win, you have to sort of knit together a quilt that puts together a lot of independents, a lot of Republicans, and some conservative to moderate Democrats.”

This is hilarious. Tommy and Mikey are going to knit. Tommy in his pink blouse and Mikey with his Dopey smile are going knit a happy quilt of moderates and independents and Democrats.

“Ya know Christine O’Donnell only had 5 contributors from Delaware in the last quarter. The fact that you have an outside group coming into Delaware, to muddy up a beloved son that was governor and served this state in a very classy, dignified manner, you’re gonna have a lot of Republicans coming out to resoundly reject that.”

Tea Party Express, you keep on truckin’ and keep on raising money, and keep everyone’s spirits high and we will defeat this feckless loser and the entire good ol’ boy Republican establishment and they will be on their knees in two weeks asking what can they do for Christine. They will have cow-tow to Christine and lick her boots and say yes ma’am and please forgive me, and ask themselves what kind of flowers does Christine like, and wonder everyday if they will have a job in the Republican Party. Then they will see what it is like to struggle for awhile.

To watch an ad put together by the Tea Party Express, click here.

To contribute to Christine O’Donnell’s campaign and help take down the filthy establishment, click here.

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COMMENTS

  • http://www.theminorityreportblog.com/blog/loren_heal Socrates

    In every election, in every race, vote your mind.

    Do not allow your guesses about how others will vote to decide how you cast yours.

    People pushing Castle and the “he can win” lie are urging you to let them cast your vote for you.

    Do not allow your franchise to be stolen.

    • http://www.2010blog.net jsanzone

      It’s about judgment. It’s not that Christine O’Donnell can’t win because of the conservative principles she represents. It’s because she’s a bad candidate.

      • jenniferkuznicki

        No, you are not right, and this smear campaign has now touched RedState.

        • JSobieski

          Is it a smear to assess that there are too many facts she will need waste time constantly explaining away in a general election?

          Elections are about both policy positions and individual candidates. Not ever conservative is a good candidate. Castle isn’t a good candidate either, he is just the better alternative in this case.

          As I am sure you are aware, there are several embarrassments on the D side. Conyers here in Minchigan is one of them. But for being a liberal protected by the MSM, he would have been gone long ago.

          O’Donnell, if elected, would be the “go to clown” used by the MSM any time they want to embarass Republicans. She comes across badly even when a magazine like the Weekly Standard interviews her. There are so many negative little factoids that she has to explain away.

          Bottom line: conservative candidates have to be one tier better than a moderate and two tiers better than a liberal if they want to win. O’Donnell is not.

          • http://www.theminorityreportblog.com/blog/loren_heal Socrates

            And you have fallen for it, apparently.

            She doesn’t make much money. So what? Should only the rich be allowed in the Senate? I dare say that’s part of the problem.

            You hold her to a higher standard because you’re afraid of the MSM, and in the process do their job for them.

          • JSobieski

            In one of the links above SHE said that SHE was still “processing” invoices from her prior campaigns to determine whether or not they were appropriate.

            As a small business owner, I am offended that a candidate would run for office without first having bothered to go through the unpaid invoices from a campaign 2 years earlier to determine whether or not the invoice should be paid.

            Whether its rent payments, printing expenses, or what have you, the woman HASN’T BOTHERED TO EVEN EVALUATE INVOICES THAT ARE TWO YEARS OLD.

            How would you like being a vendor of hers? Not very accountable/responsible now is it?

            So Socrates, why don’t you provide a service to my campaign, and maybe by 2012 I might actually look at them? I hope your employer doesn’t treat you that way.

            Its not about money, its about responsibilty. Nothing wrong with being poor, but you don’t induce people to do things in exchange for the promise of payment if you aren’t at least serious about paying.

            Waiting TWO YEARS to “process” invoices is indicative of an entitlement mentality. I would hate to be one of her vendors.

            The FEC violations, liens, college degree no college degree, invoices that she is still processing, my oponent is gay, etc.

            Same facts with a different political ideology and you would be laughing at her candidacy,

            I hold her to the standard that a person shouldn’t run for office to fix their personal financial and professional problems. That is a recipe for really bad representation.

          • jenniferkuznicki

            Castle is pro-choice.

            Castle already voted for cap and trade once, and will in the Senate.

            Castle said he would not vote to repeal Obamacare.

            What we have here is a Democrat running as a Republican.

            You are being a populist. She never said Castle was gay, you are piling on. Perhaps you are a chauvinist too, I don’t know.

            Castle is in trouble, and he knows it.

          • JSobieski

            want to extend the Bush tax cuts, voted against the stimulus, and voted against Obamacare?

            Being a populist? Nobody in the history of mankind has ever called be a populist? Do you even know what the word means? There is nothing populist about any of my positions or my politics,

            I supported all the tea party insurgent R candidates this year—each and every one of them. I draw the line at supporting someone who can’t even manage her own affairs properly.

            When she gets around to “prcessing” her campaign invoices from 2008 and 2006, I will get around to thinking about her candidacy.

            What kind of conservative person seeks additional authority when they can’t even handle the responsibilities that they currently have?

            O’Donnelll, were she to win, would beclown herself on a weekly basis. She is not ready for prime time, and never will be.

            I used to think that Democrats would vote for anyone so long as they voted the right way. Now I am learning that a fair number of Republicans will do the same thing.

            If O’Donnell is a fiscal conservative who will bring accountability to government, she should first bring a little accountability to the vendors she used in her 2008 campaign.

            When will she get around to looking at those invoices? I mean I know how important she is and all, but two years to even “process” an invoice from your printer?

          • http://www.examiner.com/x-1597-Charlotte-Law--Politics-Examiner Mike gamecock DeVine

            Bobby Bright, who is facing a tough re-election fight against a Republican anyway. The other was Parker Griffith.

          • JadedByPolitics
          • JadedByPolitics
          • http://www.examiner.com/x-1597-Charlotte-Law--Politics-Examiner Mike gamecock DeVine

            concerning just how far a good woman can stretch a dollar! I watch old TCM movies about the Great Depression and so I understand Christine…think Winn Dixie brand peas over the more expensive Green Giant and Le Seuer brands.

          • http://www.2010blog.net jsanzone

            Americans were once proud to be the financial capital of the world. And Delaware was once respected for being a corporate haven.

    • JSobieski

      nt

      • http://www.theminorityreportblog.com/blog/loren_heal Socrates

        But in the context of a third party, there are other questions. Most of the time, a third party or write-in candidate doesn’t match your preference exactly, either.

        And the decision to vote third-party or write-in is different from the decision to run as a third party, or to start one. Many of the same concepts apply, but not all.

        • JSobieski

          I will refer them to you.

          The selectivity with which the rule “conservaative in the primary, republican in the general” is enforced is remarkable.

          • http://www.theminorityreportblog.com/blog/loren_heal Socrates

            My general answer for a Republican wanting to vote third party is that they’re not really a Republican.

            Voting third party is a statement that you are far enough away from both parties that you don’t prefer either one. But it is not a waste of a vote. On the contrary, your third party vote is a far greater percentage of the support that party receives than is a vote cast for either of the major parties.

            Forming a third party, or putting oneself on the ballot as a third party or indy candidate, takes that to a new level. It’s a different question entirely, really. Without pondering a few days, I don’t think I know why anyone would do it.

            But I see I’ve drifted off topic.

            The real question is: are you willing to vote for Christine when she beats Castle in the primary? If so, then support her now. If you are unwilling to support her now, then stop spewing the “she can’t win” nonsense and admit that you like Castle’s liberal agenda.

          • JSobieski

            I support Rubio, Miller, Angle, Paul, and other “liberals” like Castle. In 2008, I was a big fan of Fred Thomspon, another “liberal” like Castle. Just like an O’Donnell supporter to ignore easy to find facts (like my consistent support for the “young turks” of 2010).

            So yeah, in the Bizarro non-logical world of “O’Donnell is a great candidate” I am obviously a liberal. However, in the real world in which adults of sane mind live and work, neither of those statements is true. I am not a liberal, and O’Donnell is not a great candidate.

            If you actually bothered to read anything I said, you would note that I have consistently said that I would vote for O’Donnell in the PRIMARY as well as the general. So there is no “real question” to be answered. I have also consistently said that I would not give her a single penny because she will only beclown herself and the tea party movement if she wins. O’Donnell is a liability to those of us who understand that it only takes one embarassment to embarass an entire class of conservative elected officials.

            I am not suggesting that people vote for Castle, I am suggesting that O’Donnell supporters wake up from their dream world.

            I suspect that as a group of people, many of you are Huckabee supporters. I am looking for a vaccine for your collective minds so that in 2012 we won’t have to deal with that clown either.

          • JSobieski

            so let me be very very clear:

            Rubio, Miller, Angle, Paul, and Thompson are not liberals. In fact my support for them is specifically based on them being the farthest from liberals? Get it? Understand?

          • jonreagan

            I try to listen to Mark at least twice a week; as both a dog lover and a constitutional conservative, I relate to him very well, and love his passion and occasional rants. But on this issue of Christine O’Donnell, as well as a few other candidates, I think he’s letting ideology trump common sense.

            Twice during the past month, he’s called for the defeat of Mark Kirk, the GOP nominee for Senate in Illinois. Call me crazy, but I just can’t see how the people there—or in the country as a whole—would be better off with Alexi Giannoulias in the United States Senate instead of Mark Kirk.

            Aside from Mrs. O’Donnell’s ethical lapses, isn’t there an issue here of a lack of a resume? She not only seems to lack judgment, but lacks a portfolio of accomplishments that tell us what she’ll do. This all gets down to one question: for one of the highest offices in the country, is Christine O’Donnell really qualified?

            Before Rev.Wright, before the evidence mounted that the Obamas essentially dislike America, I always had one fundamental objection above all others: this man had the thinnest resume of any Presidential aspirant in history, with few if any qualifications. And he was given a free pass, simply because he was an African American. Neither the Oval Office, nor the Congress should be a place for amateur hours. Call me old fashioned, but there was a time when people seeking their first elective office went for County Supervisor or School Board…..not the United States Senate.

            Christine O’Donnell seems to be exceedingly ignorant of public affairs, and in general, is of very ordinary capacity. I’m hoping more people will follow Erick’s lead, and re-think their support of this very flawed candidate.

          • JSobieski

            Its not ethics so much as it is competence.

            I don’t have a problem with people going directly from private life (no elected experience) to the US Senate, but they (1) should have some record of accomplishment and (2) exude a competence with their existing responsiblities such that adding to those responsibilities makes sense.

            In other words, why add to Ms. O’Donnell’s to do list if she is trying to fix things that she did in 2008 and prior.

          • ffc99

            any ethical issues with Christine, JSob? She has a seeming inability to tell the truth. Look closely at her explanations about her college degree, foreclosure, tax lien and campaign debts. I don’t know about you, but I seriously question the ethics of candidates who repeatedly lie like she has to the voters. Even her statement in regards to winning two counties against Joe Biden (which became a focus of her recent disastrous radio interview) is troubling, especially when you consider the context. I believe she was speaking to a tea party(?) group out of state when she made those comments. She was clearly lying to these people in order to maker her look like a stronger candidate and convince them to give her campaign dollars. She just figured she could get away with the lie and nobody would check up on her. And I could go on to talk about the questions regarding her use of campaign funds for personal use. In short, I think there are clearly some ethical issues with respect to Christine.

          • JSobieski

            I frankly see someone who is desperate, in over her head, and simply drowning in her own inability to manage it all.

            In the corporate world, a lot of people get promoted to a point past their competence. They then proceed to self-destruct in a way similar to Ms. O’Donnell.

            O’Donnell, like her supporters, are drinking deep in wishful thinking and the conclusion that so many people are in a conspiracy against her.

            To me, its more a matter of mental health than it is lack of ethics. In my time as an inhouse lawyer in the corporate world, I knew some people like that.

            Sad more than sleazy.

          • ffc99

            JSob, she’s clearly out of her depth and her recent comments to the Weekly Standard certainly give off a whiff of some real mental health issues. And the fact of the matter is, the attention she’s receiving now is fairly tame compared to what she would get if she somehow wins the Republican nomination.

          • JSobieski

            The strongest reason I would give as to why someone should not vote for O’Donnell is that she would become the poster child used to mischaracterize all of the other young turks. She is simply that bad in terms of being target and in her capacity of explain things in a way that people would be persuaded.

            I am all for upstart politicians who are ideologically driven, they just need to be good candidates.

          • jonreagan

            If Christine O’Donnell were a Democrat candidate, we’d be salivating at the ways to destroy her in the fall campaign based on her ethical failings.

            Which brings up one very obvious consideration. With high profile ethics charges looming this fall against Charlie Rangel, Maxine Waters, and other liberal politiicians, shouldn’t we be happy to have the other side be perceived as the corrupt party? More than usual, I’d hope that all of our candidates are squeaky clean, with no appearance of impropriety.

          • jonreagan

            Frankly, I value private sector, real-world experience in aspiring candidates a heckuva lot more than career political hacks—– especially when the economy and entitlement reform are among the biggest challenges we face. Someone like Meg Whitman—who led a Fortune 500 company and helped thousands of people start new businesses—-will add a lot more value to the state of California than someone like Jerry Brown. Ditto for Carly Fiorina over someone like Boxer. Going back some in history, Eisenhower’s military success made him a far superior choice in 1952 vs. Robert Taft, or the Democrat Adlai Stevenson.

            Unfortunately, Mrs. O’Donnell really has very few substantive accomplishments in any sector, and brings very little to the party…….no pun intended.

          • http://jenkuznicki.com/ jenniferkuznicki

            Mike Castle seems to be exceedingly ignorant of public anger, and in general, is of less than ordinary capacity. I

          • jonreagan

            Apparently, you haven’t read Mrs. O’Donnell’s interview with the Weekly Standard, in which she speculates about all the people who are following her and/or hiding in the bushes outside her house:

            http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/christine-odonnell-wont-rule-out-third-party-run

            Reading this article, I realize that I might be wrong about Christine. Maybe her biggest negatives aren’t her ethical lapses…..or her lack of real qualifications. The chief reason not to vote for her is probably that she’s mentally unbalanced.

            But go ahead and support her. Just realize that if you send her money, it will probably go to help pay her rent.

          • ffc99

            However, I’m sure that some member of the “Cult of Christine” will respond to your post by linking to youtube videos which show that Castle/DE GOP employees have been videotaping her at her various appearances as proof that there was nothing crazy about her Weekly Standard interview. And if she had just said that people are following and videotaping her on the campaign trail, they would be correct (of course this has become standard practice for politicians of both parties ever since George Allen’s macaca moment). The problem is that in that Weekly Standard interview she went much further. She said that these people are in the bushes outside her home and force her to live at an undisclosed location. She says that her home and office were vandalized during the 2008 campaign (interestingly enough she never filed a police report at the time) and suggests that Mike Castle and the Delaware GOP might be responsible (this during a campaign when she was the Republican Party endorsed Senate candidate). This is just paranoid crazy talk.

          • JSobieski

            In any case, I am sure that some believe Christine is right up there with Joan of Arc, Madame Curie, Mother Theresa, or Margaret Thatcher. Maybe even the best of all of them put together?

            P.S. I am texting this from behind the third shrub from the right in her front yard.

            / Sarcasm off

            Yes, this means to those O’Donnell supporters out there that there is in fact no reason to call the police as a result of this comment. My comment is about you, not Ms. O’Donnell.

          • think47

            I’ve read RedState for a while and never posted, but I felt compelled to comment on this diary since I am from Delaware.

            I wish O’Donnell the best of luck and appreciate the challenge to Castle, but let me point out a few things about the quirks of Delaware politics, being from Delaware.

            1) She’s not a Delawarean. This is crucial to being elected in Delaware. Delaware is a small state where everyone knows each other. Gov. Markell, Biden, and Castle are all from Delaware (despite Biden’s pandering to PA voters, he went to high school in Delaware and college at the University of Delaware). Even Sen. Carper, who isn’t from Delaware, earned an MBA from UD in 1978 before becoming governor in 1993.

            2) Delaware is a fairly socially liberal and fiscally conservative state. The reason Castle has been so successful in Delaware politics is because he fits this “moderate” mold. O’Donnell is running as a social conservative in Delaware, where support for that is weak and limited to the southern two, less populous, counties.

            I was at the Arden Fair over the weekend (look up Arden, it has an interesting perspective on taxes), and every politician was there shaking hands except her. I saw an elderly couple shake hands with Castle and as they walked away remark how they didn’t like O’Donnell. The support for her among the Republican base in Delaware simply isn’t there.

            Sorry for being such a pessimist, but it’s an uphill battle for her. Not that she can’t close the gap though. If she can get a good GOTV effort going and capitalize on the expectation of Castle supporters that he is going to win so they don’t need to vote, she can pull it off.

          • http://jenkuznicki.com/ jenniferkuznicki

            I thought it was cute too.

            What I do not understand, and I think it is a fatal flaw in the Delaware Republican party, is that the Party endorsed a candidate before the primary was decided. That is unquestionably unethical.

            Did anyone ask Tommy Boy if he thinks that when Christine ran last time, she was supported, and now, now that Dopey is running, she is not?

            She is being followed http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/group.php?gid=152080788138111&ref=ts

          • http://jenkuznicki.com/ jenniferkuznicki

            and very defensive, and shrill, and you are promoting tyranny.

          • ffc99

            pot meet kettle…

          • JSobieski

            (i.e. I am NOT accusing O’Donnell of ANY of these things)

            Would you still be an O’Donnell supporter if it turned out that any of the following scenarios were true:

            a) she was selling military secrets to the Russians
            b) she killed someone while driving drunk
            c) she forced herself on a 15 year old boy
            d) she stole money from an employer
            e) she had a tendancy of being high at public appearances

            In all of the scenarios above, she would still be the more conservative candidate than Castle, but would you still vote for her over Castle?

            Everyone has a line somewhere where at some point, a problem with the candidate overshadows agreement with them on the issues. I am sincerely interested in hearing where you draw that line.

  • aesthete

    that any negative statement made against a woman candidate is the equivalent of chauvinism. I don’t know who “Ross” is and whether he is a chauvinist or not, and neither do you. Let’s say he is a raging chauvinist who goes home on his Harley and beats his wife after she makes his sandwich wrong. Does anything in his public statement lend even the slightest bit of evidence for this alleged chauvinism? No, it doesn’t. Is a statement made by JD Hayworth in AZ whose gist is that McCain has been in DC too long and needs to retire with dignity inherently ageist? Would a statement by person saying that they will vote straight ticket when a gay is on the ballot be inherently homophobic? No, they wouldn’t be — and neither is this statement (which is far more benign). Disagree with Castle’s lackey if you must, but let’s not read horrible, and unsubstantiable, motivations into benign statements.

    • jenniferkuznicki

      What ross said was chauvinistic. I know it when I see it.

      • aesthete

        as a Puerto Rican, I point out how incredibly demeaning to Hispanics this statement is. No, I don’t have to prove it: I know it when I see it, and as a presumably Polish American woman, you have no standing on the issue. Therefore, this statement is not at all my opinion or baseless pejorative, but absolute, unassailable fact. Indeed, denying it would just prove you to be a racist.

        Wouldn’t it be ridiculous if I said something like the above? Of course it would be — but that is exactly the level of rhetoric that you are operating on. If you’re fine with not being taken seriously, then by all means, continue using such rhetorical devices. OTOH, don’t be surprised when you get comments like mine: conservatives have been tarred as everything from racist to misogynistic for disagreeing with progressives, and it is extremely bad form to rely on your opponent’s ostensible use of “code words” to win an argument.

        • JSobieski

          Her definition is “a statement against a woman that she likes.”

          Given her definition, I have absolutely no problem being a chauvinist. I am still puzzled at her calling me a populist, but who knows how she defines that word?

          II have never in my years here at RedState taking to calling people names. Labels are no substitute for reason, facts, and analysis.

          Since I am above name calling, I will simply say that I wish Jennifer became a vendor for the O’Donnell campaign.

          • jenniferkuznicki

            who latches on to an idea that is popular. It just so happens that bashing Christine is popular for now… Your arguments are not that compelling, given the alternative Republican. So, you must be just piling on.

            the liberty “matter” is not a matter at all. The guys responsible left the campaign in July, and did the deed on their own. How is that Christine’s fault or responsibility.

            That is the whole flap here, which is nothing. The rest of the crap you are spreading is the same kind of crap they spread about Sarah. And I for one, am sick of that, but I will argue with you until Tuesday if you like.

          • JSobieski

            as an FYI, I don’t care at all about the Liberty matter. I am limited my criticism to things that Christine personally says and does.

            To compare Christine to Palin is a SMEAR against Palin. Palin is an accomplished individual. Christine is a perenial wanna-be who hasn’t accomplished butkis in her life besides draw attention to herself.

            I so hope you become a vendor to the O’Donnell campaign so your cash flow can be put in the toilet for 2 years before she looks at your invoices.

            I note that you simply won’t respond to that point, probably because you hate men. All of you men haters are alike you know. I don’t care if you are sick because man-haters should be sick.

            I also note that I was “bashing” Christine yesterday, and that wasn’t the popular position on this site yesterday. So were you a populist yesterday? How do you keep track of such things and still polish your nails, keep your hair groom, organize the shoe closet, and shop for nice looking outfits?

          • jenniferkuznicki

            “The FEC violations, liens, college degree no college degree, invoices that she is still processing, my oponent is gay, etc.”

            If you don’t care about the Liberty matter, why bring it up? Hmm?

            Sorry, didn’t know you were bashing Christine for some time, thanks for the heads up.

            I have responded to your point, it was the part where I said you are making a big deal over nothing, given that Castle is so egregious.

            The rest of your questions and assertions could be why you are so focused on bashing Christine, but that is something that could only be helped via appointment with a shrink.

          • norfolker

            If Christine O’ loses then main stream media will cover it every day till the election as Tea Party’s loss. Remember the Macaca. The main stream media would it make it point to say how Christine was treated shabbily. Mainstream media will turn every sexiest comment that was made againist Christine.

        • jenniferkuznicki

          Is the equivalent of saying, look honey, sit down and shut up. And, the way he said it is exactly chauvinistic.

          • JSobieski

            There is nothing gender specific about that.

            People who still haven’t gone through their list of bills from 2008 to decide which bills are properly payable and which bills are unauthorized probably should get through that first before deciding to incur additional expenses in a run for the US Senate.

            If you interpret such common sense as sexist, you must be a sexist for assuming that one sex is different than the other in this regard.

            Now, saying something like “Christine should find a man, have babbies, and leave politics to the men”–that would be sexist—but that isn’t what I said.

          • jenniferkuznicki

            I didn’t say sexist, I said chauvinistic, and I didn’t say her expenses and other issues are on the count that she isn’t a man or whatever you are trying to stammer.

            You are making a big deal over nothing, and you are singing the same tune over and over again.

            Is she immoral? nope

            Is she a conservative? yup

            Is she articulate? yup

            Is she attractive? yup

            Is she a shady dealer? nope

            Has she struggled in her life? yup

            Does she understand the danger of the Obama agenda? yup, in fact, that is the key problem with Castle. He does not, or he wouldn’t have voted for cap and trade.

            Castle is pro-choice too, by the way, let him go over with his Democrat friends and stay there like Specter.

          • JSobieski

            Is there a pulse?

            Is the person conservative?

            Yup, strong candidate.

            What if the person is so irresponsible that they don’t process their 2008 campaign invoices until 2010? A fiscally responsible conservative who will bring accountability back to government?????? LOL

            I so hope that you end up on her payroll so you don’t get paid. We shall see how supportive you are at that point. Please do find some way to provide her services.

            I am, in case you haven’t noticed, a big fan of people actually looking over their bills before they make new purchases.

            What kind of conservative spends money on their credit card to buy something when they haven’t even looked at their credit card bills from 2 years prior?

            Answer: A Jennifer Conservative

            I hope you are more selective in your choices of doctors, lawyers, and dry cleaners than you are in your choice of politicians.

          • jenniferkuznicki

            like cap and trade?

            let’s see, force people to plant trees on their property they have bought.

            force people to improve their home before selling it to the point they cannot afford to sell it.

            force people to make sure their homes are “green” before asking a selling price.

            what Castle voted for is the opposite of what God given rights are about.

            nevermind the fact that Castle is for killing the unborn because of a nuisance issue.

            you have no response to these facts. that is why you keep harping on money.

            by the way, the Obama Agenda is clearly anti-individual, anti-capitalist, anti-life.

            Your candidate Castle is for the Obama Agenda. Good luck with that.

          • aesthete

            said in his book “That Hideous Strength”, “Two views? There are a dozen views about everything until you know the answer. Then there’s never more than one.” In other words, your presentation of one having to be an ardent Christine or Mark supporter is flawed. Rather, one can hold a position that is ambivalent, or one recommending strategic voting, or any number of alternatives. But then, CS Lewis was just a boring white chauvinist who probably dislikes O’Donnell, anyways.

          • jenniferkuznicki

            And what are you talking about? I’m talking about stopping tyranny, you are arguing about CS Lewis? Please.

            You can dislike O’Donnell, but it would be utterly stupid to do so because of some financial trouble she has been in. Especially when Mike Castle is promoting tyranny with his “go along to get along” votes with Democrats. If you can’t see that, you have got to be smoking something.

          • aesthete

            “That would be my point.”

            “It makes me angry, and I want to bite it!”

      • ScottDE

        Go Christine O’Donnell! Defeat that mud-slinging RINO!

        • http://jenkuznicki.com/ jenniferkuznicki

          right back atcha

  • http://www.theprecinctproject.wordpress.com ColdWarrior

    Do any of you know how many Republicans, historically, have turned out to vote in Delaware primaries? I have not been able to find the percentage for the 2008 Delaware primary, but I did find out that in 2006, a “whopping” 12 per cent of registered Republican voters turned out:

    http://elections.delaware.gov/archive/elect04/elect04_primary/elect04_primary_office.shtml

    Over the next ten days, will enough conservatives from around the country who want to see Mike Castle knocked off go to Christine’s campaign web site and sign up to make GOTV calls for her? Will enough of them donate to Christine’s campaign (it’s easy to do at her web site)?

    We’ll know in ten days.

    For Liberty,
    ColdWarrior, PC (that

    • http://www.examiner.com/x-1597-Charlotte-Law--Politics-Examiner Mike gamecock DeVine

      the turnout was light as Handel was unable to keep the tea partier enthusiasm after she ran dirty ads …

      Has O’Donnell’s mis-steps and those made by some on her behalf, cost her the cache’ as well.

      • http://jenkuznicki.com/ jenniferkuznicki

        when you say, “those made by some on her behalf”

  • onemovoter

    None of the above choice in this primary? It’s a shame that in such a liberal leaning state, these two are the only available choices. Shameful.

  • JadedByPolitics

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