Showing posts with label Delaware. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Delaware. Show all posts

Saturday, September 25, 2010

Christine O'Donnell Watch: She Has Proof That Evolution Is a Myth

Because we don't have representation in Congress, it's only fair that we get to choose a nearby Congressional race to report on. We have adopted the United States Senate race in Delaware starring Christine O'Donnell, the Republican nominee and Tea Party candidate. O'Donnell, who has the full support of her party, is worth keeping an eye on: Though O'Donnell's prospects are dim, the unexpected can happen in American politics. Her views are extreme and her background is complicated and unclear.

Bill Maher just released another video from one of the numerous appearances that O'Donnell made on his show, Politically Incorrect. In this episode you can watch --and squirm-- as O'Donnell clearly proclaims, "evolution is a myth." But she doesn't leave it at that:  O'Donnell explains her proof: If evolution were real, she says, "why aren't monkeys still evolving into humans?"

Watch and cry. It's sad to know that she's the United States Senate candidate for a major American political party.

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Christine O'Donnell Watch: Her Mistake, Not Going for Frequent Flyer Miles

Because we don't have representation in Congress, it's only fair that we get to choose a nearby Congressional race to report on. We have adopted the United States Senate race in Delaware starring Christine O'Donnell, the Republican nominee and Tea Party candidate. O'Donnell, who has the full support of her party, is worth keeping an eye on: Though O'Donnell's prospects are dim, the unexpected can happen in American politics. Her views are extreme and her background is complicated and unclear.

Monday, September 20, 2010

Christine O'Donnell Watch: Dabbling in Witchcraft Whatever "Dabbling" in Witchcraft Means

Because we don't have representation in Congress, it's only fair that we get to choose a nearby Congressional race to report on. We have adopted the United States Senate race in Delaware starring Christine O'Donnell, the Republican nominee and Tea Party candidate. O'Donnell, who has the full support of her party, is worth keeping an eye on: Though O'Donnell's prospects are dim, the unexpected can happen in American politics. Her views are extreme and her background is complicated and unclear.

God bless Bill Maher. During the 1990's Christine O'Donnell was a frequent guest on Maher's Politically Incorrect. Now, slowly but steadily, Maher is releasing videos of those episodes. And thank goodness, because without Bill Maher, we'd never know, for instance, that Christine O'Donnell dabbled in witchcraft.

Saturday, September 18, 2010

Christine O'Donnell Watch: Using Campaign Funds for Personal Use is a Big No-No

Because we don't have representation in Congress, it's only fair that we get to choose a nearby Congressional race to report on. We choose the United States Senate race in Delaware starring Christine O'Donnell, the Republican nominee and Tea Party candidate. O'Donnell, who has the full support of her party, is worth keeping an eye on: Though O'Donnell's prospects are dim, the unexpected can happen in American politics. Her views are extreme and her background is complicated and unclear.

The non-partisan group, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (who also went after Democrat Charles Rangel, calling for his resignation) has revealed that in 2009 and 2010 O'Donnell spent over $20,000 of her campaign funds for personal things, such as rent, gas, and meals. In 2009 she spent campaign funds, even though she was not running for office.

Christine O'Donnell has three potentially life-altering problems. She is accused by CREW of filing false statements with the Federal Election Commission, committing tax evasion, and "conversion," which is illegally using campaign funds for personal purposes. Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Government is asking the Delaware Attorney General to investigate. Any investigation and subsequent prosecution would take until after the November election. You can read more about this on CNN and the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington's website.

O'Donnell has canceled her Face the Nation and Fox interviews for Sunday.

Friday, September 17, 2010

Christine O'Donnell Watch: Lying is Always Wrong, Even if it Might Save a Life

Because we don't have representation in Congress, it's only fair that we get to choose a nearby Congressional race to watch and report about. We choose the United States Senate race in Delaware starring Christine O'Donnell, the Republican nominee and Tea Party candidate. O'Donnell, who has the full support of her party, is worth keeping an eye on: Though O'Donnell's prospects are dim, the unexpected can happen in American politics. Her views are extreme, her background complicated and unclear, and her utterances sometimes, well, looney. I'm sure that she'll continue to amuse us through November.

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

The Anti-Masturbation Candidate Next Door

Keep this story in mind should Christine O'Donnell wins the race for United States Senate in Delaware.  O'Donnell, the Republican candidate and Tea Party member is against masturbation. She believes that it's "selfish" and akin to "adultery." Watch this 1996 video starring Christine O'Donnell. I'm not making this up.

The Republican party stands behind O'Donnell: "Let there be no mistake: The National Republican Senatorial Committee...strongly stand by all of our Republican nominees, including Christine O’Donnell in Delaware,” wrote United States Senator and National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman, John Cornyn.

It's a pretty bizarre video. But at least you get to hear the Republican nominee for US Senate say the word "masturbation."