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Why Christine O’Donnell Can Win the Delaware Senate Race

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How often has the people been put down in the past 19 months? The Left and elite in both parties still don't get it. We will never stop now that we are moving this train of anger. it doesn't matter one jot or tittle if a Republican or a Democrat has control of the Senate and the House - we are mad as hell and the days of our elected representatives sneering down at us is over! Mark it on your calendar as to when it happed. We will never "Know our place and shut our face" again. We the people are the government - not those in Washington that feed upon us after lying in the in their campaigns. Anyone that lies and doesn't come through today will be run over by a freight train of anger that has just had it with our failed political system and failed leaders in Washington, D.C.
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DesertCactus of CA 10:18PM September 19, 2010

Who cares that Christine ODonnell says she dabbled in witchcraft!! O'Bama dabbled in DOOBIES!!!!!! Hung with Bill Ayres!!!!! Tony Resko !!!!!!! and the Reverend Wright who damned America!!!!!!!! THe Dems are in big trouble and will be scouring ODonnell and any other non DEM candidate with a fine tooth comb. Biden is always with his foot in his mouth. If I lived in Delaware I would definitely vote for ODonnell. We need fresh faces and American Senators that care and vote for what the peoplewant. We are tired of getting the CRAM JOB from OBama and his administration.

Carol Durrant of FL 7:51PM September 19, 2010

If Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton are poverty pimps. Christine O'Donnell is a family values whore. I would have been delighted to see RINO Mike Castle lose to any conservative Republican EXCEPT this political grifter.

ROC of DE 8:51PM September 17, 2010

I am from Delaware and the O'Donnell campaign does not exist. The 9/12 Patriots and the Tea Party launched attacks on Castle, and when Castle defend himself they painted it as a negative campaign. And then O'Donnell would run ads painting herself as a victim.
She only did one or two interviews with the local press. It was fox and the commentators that were pushing her. The only issues they had on Castle were Cap and Trade and his pro-life.
The fact is that O'Donnell is running a business and she will take the money and hopefully get a job on a network.
Does anyone really buy a single woman conservative who is 41 pushing "family values". Come on. Everything she says or her supporters say is disingenous and a lie.
She should be investigated for embezzling money from her campaign.
Yeah and those tea-party express rallies had like 30 people from Delaware, and a handful of out of state people.

marc of DE 5:08PM September 17, 2010

It should be clear that anyone supporting O'Connell does so for her opposition to a woman's right to choose to have an abortion if the pregnancy was the result of rape or incest. Her support of religious beliefs that Jesus can cure homosexuality makes no sense because her God cannot err. Who gets blamed for creating homosexuals?
For someone who has no education or experience in the history or laws of the United States to have the nerve to inflict her religious beliefs of the people is more dangerous than an attack by a foreign nation or a foreign fanatical religious sect.
Those who claim to be 'patriots' by denying the constitutional rights of others are the most treacherous, most untrustworthy of all our enemies

Morton Kurzweil of FL 12:06PM September 17, 2010

You shouldn't just throw out any politician in power. Mike Castle was not corrupt. I think the tea party people should look at a candidate's record before they just support voting someone out because he/she is part of the "establishment". I hate corruption too and there is plenty of it and we need to vote garbage like Reid and Pelosi and the rest of those types of criminals, out of power, but again, I stress that EVERYONE needs to look at the record of the candidate first, then vote them out if they are corrupt and bought off. Also, we do need to vote out any candidate who is a STRONG Obama supporter, (not those who just voted a few times with him). Obama is one of the worse U.S. Presidents we have ever had and he needs to be voted out and we need to fill Congress up with people who do NOT vote for or believe in MOST of his agenda. I am the dictator and I approve this message! dictatormovie.com

The Dictator of FL 11:25AM September 17, 2010

“barbe doll”.
You are the one with the “serious character issues ”.
Bruce there are very few politicians that get away with all soft ball question throughout a campaign. Your stated sexism should be addressed before you judge others..

Bill Hedges of MO 9:13AM September 17, 2010

from what i;ve seen and read about the barbe doll from delaware she has some serious character issues that she needs to address and not on a venue thats only going to pitch her soft ball questions.the voters have a right to know.

bruce b of NV 2:20AM September 17, 2010

The problem we have is not O’Donnell, it is the corruption of big government, big business and big unions. I am not sure which of the three sickens me more.
For example, the news today about Gary Cohn (Goldman) bellyaching recently to Senator Harry Reid at a Goldman sponsored fundraiser about the egregious imposition (in his mind) of the few real financial regulations we have to keep them honest by politicians they had paid off or Richard Fulds (Lehman Brothers) recent whining before Congress about being denied a place at the trough when the taxpayer funded TARP monies were ladled out. This, after he kept $480M despite his bank being bankrupt. Or Harry Reid, who after taking an earful from Cohn, slunk away with $40,000 in new donations. Don't these clowns have any shame? Damn this egregious fleecing of America makes me madder than hell. I will be voting to throw any of the bums out. I hope O'Donnell wins her Senate seat and wins handsomly.

Buster Bunns of OR 10:51PM September 16, 2010

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Bill Hedges of MO 10:31PM September 16, 2010