Rush Limbaugh has whipped Karl Rove and the rest of the GOP
establishment's critics of Delaware GOP Senate nominee Christine
O'Donnell back into line. But those who previously worked for her are
refusing to stand down.

Kristin Murray, who left her position in the state party to serve as
one of several campaign managers for O’Donnell during that race, said
warning bells went off in June 2008 when the two were discussing cell
phone plans.

"She told me that she thought Joe Biden tapped her phone line," she
said.

Alan Moore, who worked on press releases and policy statements for two
months during the 2008 bid and now helps run the conservative site
Townhall.com, said his conversations with the candidate led him to
believe "her priorities were completely out of whack."

Moore, who first decided to volunteer for O'Donnell after hearing
about her at a meeting of college Republicans, said that at one point,
O'Donnell talked to him about winning a lucrative television contract
with CNN or Fox News Channel.

"I informed her that most media organizations prohibit their employees
from running for office. She didn't seem to understand and was more
interested in getting a contract," he recalled. "She was more
concerned about getting a TV deal than winning office."

As the campaign entered the summer season, staff was instructed to
compile a 10-page document examining how the distribution of tens of
thousands of two-ounce suntan lotion packets could shake up the race,
according to several members of O'Donnell's 2008 team.

O'Donnell's idea: To affix a clever slogan to packets that read:
"Don't Get Burned By Higher Taxes. Vote Christine O'Donnell 2008" and
distribute them at local parades [...]

"It was an irresponsible idea," said David Keegan, who served as
O'Donnell's financial officer. “And half the people in the street
thought she was throwing condoms out of the truck.”

The suntan lotion strategy wasn’t the only thing that captured
O’Donnell’s attention that summer. Several former aides said that as
the Republican National Convention approached, O'Donnell became
convinced she could land the coveted role as keynote speaker — the
speech was ultimately delivered by former New York City mayor and
presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani — and booked an expensive trip to
St. Paul on that premise.


She's doing the Democrats a great favor. I think she may be a Dem
operative parading as a lunatic Christian who abhors masturbation.

Just loony enough to attract other member of the American Taliban.

On 9/17/10 5:14 PM, jps wrote:

Rush Limbaugh has whipped Karl Rove and the rest of the GOP
establishment's critics of Delaware GOP Senate nominee Christine
O'Donnell back into line. But those who previously worked for her are
refusing to stand down.

Kristin Murray, who left her position in the state party to serve as
one of several campaign managers for O’Donnell during that race, said
warning bells went off in June 2008 when the two were discussing cell
phone plans.

"She told me that she thought Joe Biden tapped her phone line," she
said.

Alan Moore, who worked on press releases and policy statements for two
months during the 2008 bid and now helps run the conservative site
Townhall.com, said his conversations with the candidate led him to
believe "her priorities were completely out of whack."

Moore, who first decided to volunteer for O'Donnell after hearing
about her at a meeting of college Republicans, said that at one point,
O'Donnell talked to him about winning a lucrative television contract
with CNN or Fox News Channel.

"I informed her that most media organizations prohibit their employees
from running for office. She didn't seem to understand and was more
interested in getting a contract," he recalled. "She was more
concerned about getting a TV deal than winning office."

As the campaign entered the summer season, staff was instructed to
compile a 10-page document examining how the distribution of tens of
thousands of two-ounce suntan lotion packets could shake up the race,
according to several members of O'Donnell's 2008 team.

O'Donnell's idea: To affix a clever slogan to packets that read:
"Don't Get Burned By Higher Taxes. Vote Christine O'Donnell 2008" and
distribute them at local parades [...]

"It was an irresponsible idea," said David Keegan, who served as
O'Donnell's financial officer. “And half the people in the street
thought she was throwing condoms out of the truck.”

The suntan lotion strategy wasn’t the only thing that captured
O’Donnell’s attention that summer. Several former aides said that as
the Republican National Convention approached, O'Donnell became
convinced she could land the coveted role as keynote speaker — the
speech was ultimately delivered by former New York City mayor and
presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani — and booked an expensive trip to
St. Paul on that premise.


She's doing the Democrats a great favor. I think she may be a Dem
operative parading as a lunatic Christian who abhors masturbation.

Just loony enough to attract other member of the American Taliban.


She's no worse than all the other teabagger candidates...

On Sep 17, 4:16*pm, Secular Humorist wrote:
On 9/17/10 5:14 PM, jps wrote:







Rush Limbaugh has whipped Karl Rove and the rest of the GOP
establishment's critics of Delaware GOP Senate nominee Christine
O'Donnell back into line. But those who previously worked for her are
refusing to stand down.

Kristin Murray, who left her position in the state party to serve as
one of several campaign managers for O’Donnell during that race, said
warning bells went off in June 2008 when the two were discussing cell
phone plans.

"She told me that she thought Joe Biden tapped her phone line," she
said.

Alan Moore, who worked on press releases and policy statements for two
months during the 2008 bid and now helps run the conservative site
Townhall.com, said his conversations with the candidate led him to
believe "her priorities were completely out of whack."

Moore, who first decided to volunteer for O'Donnell after hearing
about her at a meeting of college Republicans, said that at one point,
O'Donnell talked to him about winning a lucrative television contract
with CNN or Fox News Channel.

"I informed her that most media organizations prohibit their employees
from running for office. She didn't seem to understand and was more
interested in getting a contract," he recalled. "She was more
concerned about getting a TV deal than winning office."

As the campaign entered the summer season, staff was instructed to
compile a 10-page document examining how the distribution of tens of
thousands of two-ounce suntan lotion packets could shake up the race,
according to several members of O'Donnell's 2008 team.

O'Donnell's idea: To affix a clever slogan to packets that read:
"Don't Get Burned By Higher Taxes. Vote Christine O'Donnell 2008" and
distribute them at local parades [...]

"It was an irresponsible idea," said David Keegan, who served as
O'Donnell's financial officer. “And half the people in the street
thought she was throwing condoms out of the truck.”

The suntan lotion strategy wasn’t the only thing that captured
O’Donnell’s attention that summer. Several former aides said that as
the Republican National Convention approached, O'Donnell became
convinced she could land the coveted role as keynote speaker — the
speech was ultimately delivered by former New York City mayor and
presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani — and booked an expensive trip to
St. Paul on that premise.

She's doing the Democrats a great favor. *I think she may be a Dem
operative parading as a lunatic Christian who abhors masturbation.

Just loony enough to attract other member of the American Taliban.

She's no worse than all the other teabagger candidates...- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

You tell 'em, Krausie! By the way, who does Yale play today?

On Fri, 17 Sep 2010 14:14:04 -0700, jps wrote:


Rush Limbaugh has whipped Karl Rove and the rest of the GOP
establishment's critics of Delaware GOP Senate nominee Christine
O'Donnell back into line. But those who previously worked for her are
refusing to stand down.

Kristin Murray, who left her position in the state party to serve as
one of several campaign managers for O’Donnell during that race, said
warning bells went off in June 2008 when the two were discussing cell
phone plans.

she's also famous for advocating, a few years ago, the regulation of
masturbation, that hobby being 'lustful'.




She's doing the Democrats a great favor. I think she may be a Dem
operative parading as a lunatic Christian who abhors masturbation.

Just loony enough to attract other member of the American Taliban.

now if only the morons here in PA would treat pat toomey like DE is
going to treat this idiot

jps wrote:

[snipped]

You know she has to be absolutely nutz! She doesn't believe
in masturbation, doesn't believe in sex before marriage and
she's never been married!

In article ,
says...

jps wrote:

[snipped]

You know she has to be absolutely nutz! She doesn't believe
in masturbation, doesn't believe in sex before marriage and
she's never been married!

Imagine that some one with principles.

On Fri, 17 Sep 2010 18:29:32 -0400, BAR wrote:

In article ,
says...

jps wrote:

[snipped]

You know she has to be absolutely nutz! She doesn't believe
in masturbation, doesn't believe in sex before marriage and
she's never been married!

Imagine that some one with principles.

Doesn't matter if she's crazy. Principled folks who are nuts can
rationalize murder.

On 9/18/10 3:50 AM, jps wrote:
On Fri, 17 Sep 2010 18:29:32 -0400, wrote:

In ,
says...

jps wrote:

[snipped]

You know she has to be absolutely nutz! She doesn't believe
in masturbation, doesn't believe in sex before marriage and
she's never been married!

Imagine that some one with principles.

Doesn't matter if she's crazy. Principled folks who are nuts can
rationalize murder.

Principles? Bertbrain thinks those are "principles"?

On 9/18/10 8:58 AM, Secular Humorist wrote:
On 9/18/10 3:50 AM, jps wrote:
On Fri, 17 Sep 2010 18:29:32 -0400, wrote:

In ,
says...

jps wrote:

[snipped]

You know she has to be absolutely nutz! She doesn't believe
in masturbation, doesn't believe in sex before marriage and
she's never been married!

Imagine that some one with principles.

Doesn't matter if she's crazy. Principled folks who are nuts can
rationalize murder.

Principles? Bertbrain thinks those are "principles"?




BTW, Ms. O'Donnell is the perfect GOP candidate:


Christine O'Donnell: Of Mice and Men

* By Steven Andrew, Austin Science Policy Examiner


I don't know whether to laugh or make plans to move to another country.
Christine O'Donnell, the Tea Party Candidate for Senator in Delaware,
seems to think mad scientists have developed mice with, and I quote,
"Fully functioning human brains." Seriously, not making this up. Via
Talking Points Memo:

O'Donnell -- They are -- they are doing that here in the United States.
American scientific companies are cross-breeding humans and animals and
coming up with mice with fully functioning human brains. So they're
already into this experiment.

The article notes it's possible O'Donnell misread, ahem, an article in
2005 about scientists who were able to promote the growth of human
neural stem cells in mice. Given her abysmal grasp of basic science I
suppose that's plausible. For what it's worth, a fully functioning human
brain (And most non functional ones for that matter), assuming we limit
ourselves only to the cerebrum where the higher functions associated
with mammals and problem solving are located, is a cool 1000 cc's in
volume. That's roughly as big as a medium-sized grapefruit. Other than
the character pictured above courtesy of the Wiki and the Pinky and the
Brain cartoon series, I don't know of any mice, rat, or gerbil who could
cram that structure into their normally 1 cubic centimeter volume skull,
but maybe O'Donnell knows something I don't.

Outside of that not sure what else to add. It's well known this
fruitcake O'Donnell is against stem cell research. It turns out she's
one of those incredibly rare small government conservatives who wants
the gubmint the hell out of people's private business and back in rape
victim's wombs forcing them to have the rapists' children. But this is
just plain whacked. This lady is a clown. As a Senator she terrifies me,
but for a science writer and occasional satirist, she's solid gold.

- - -

Another woman in the Palin-Bachmann mold. And I do mean mold. But BAR
thinks she has principles.

BAR wrote:
In ,
says...

jps wrote:

[snipped]

You know she has to be absolutely nutz! She doesn't believe
in masturbation, doesn't believe in sex before marriage and
she's never been married!

Imagine that some one with principles.

That admitted to hanging out with witches and whose first date
was at a satanic alter. Yep, that's the kind of person we want
in the Senate, you betcha.