Though I support Miller I wish we had her in Alaska, one smart tough cookie. Would be interesting to see how far she climbs up the political ladder when Sarah Palin becomes POTUS.
Posted on 10/31/2010 8:47:18 PM PDT by Moseley
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE OCTOBER 31, 2010
Important Broadcast Tonight Who is Christine O’Donnell? Why do Delawareans say they need her in the US Senate? Tune in to Channel 28 tonight,October 31st, at 11:30 for a real look at the unconventional campaign that has touched Delawareans like no other. Hear what real Delawareans are saying then make up your own mind and vote on November 2. This half hour event will be rebroadcast at 10am and 3pm on Monday, November 1st and Tuesday, November 2.
O’Donnell 30-Minute Television Ad to Air Tonight
Wilmington, DE – The Senate campaign of Christine O’Donnell will air a 30-minute televised special tonight at 11:30 p.m. on Delaware Cable Channel 28 and on www.Delaware28.com. Campaign spokesman Doug Sachtleben released the following statement about this special broadcast:
“Every day during this campaign, Christine has talked with Delawareans who are weighing the issues and deciding how they’ll vote on Tuesday. Tonight, we want to show you some of those conversations and take you behind-the-scenes of our campaign.
“Tune in for the compelling stories of your neighbors; the households, business people, and farmers who will face the brutal reality of higher taxes and dramatically increased utility bills if Chris Coons is elected. You’ll also see why Christine is surging in the polls just as Election Day approaches.
“If you only know Christine O’Donnell from the distortions of the mainstream media, you need to watch this television special for an unfiltered look at who she is and where she stands on the issues that matter to Delaware’s voters.”
The Christine O’Donnell special will air on Delaware 28, cable TV in New Castle County at 11:30 p.m. on Sunday, October 31, and again at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Monday, November 1 and Tuesday, November 2. It will also air on WBOC, times to be determined.
Well, hows it going?
So where’s the link?
It will take those 30-sec ads plus a miracle from God for her to win.
http://delaware28.com/ - that’s the link to the website, i don’t know if there’s live streaming or anything
I am pretty sure God is in this mix. I hope the people in Delaware are listening. She can win. I am going to pray for her and the people who intend to vote in Delaware, we all should.
On it, praying for our freedom.
A miracle from God, or high turnout. Basically, I think Christine wins if Republicans win a lot of House seats.
The FDU poll that had Christine at -21 a week or so ago assumed that Republicans weren’t going to be voting more frequently than 2008. Nationally, it’s not unheard of to see a +23. Dems were +8 in 2008, some think Republicans could be +15 or even higher, depending on the state.
I guess you’re not buying into the whole “Republican wave” thing? I am.
I’m pretty sure the wave won’t sweep out Schumer or Leahy, and I’m not sure about the other NY, or HI, OR or MD. I think we’ll win most, if not all, of the Senate seats that are being talked about. That includes Christine.
The better of the 2 polls, which have Christine down by 10, does recognize that Republicans are more likely than Dems to be voting this year, and they make an assumption that the Dems will be down 4 and the Republicans up 8.
There are other key factors that the pollsters are likely to be missing. There are people voting for Christine and the other tea party candidates who are not considered “likely voters”. That’s what the tea party has always been about. Not establishment RINOs who are all of a sudden upset, but people who aren’t part of the process getting so fed up they get engaged. Pollsters miss them.
Pollsters are going to miss, also, the fact that Conservative Indies will definitely be voting this year. There are a decent number of people like that. You’ve heard “if the GOP does x y or z, I’m going 3d party” before. Well the people who said that, 5, 10, 15 years ago, they’re the ones who love the tea party candidates.
So, you have indies (and 3d party) Conservatives as psyched as Conservative Republicans. And Liberal Indies are not psyched to vote. So, you’ll see the tea party candidate end up doing way way better with indies than the polls indicate.
Amen brothers and sisters. Dear Lord shine your favor upon Christine and the voters of DE. to choose the best candidate to represent them in DC.
Though I support Miller I wish we had her in Alaska, one smart tough cookie. Would be interesting to see how far she climbs up the political ladder when Sarah Palin becomes POTUS.
Obummer and Biden are rolling in there again tomorrow. If this was a lost cause they would be in WA because that is a razor close race they can’t lose. This is far from over. The polls are tight and early voting is showing massive GOP turn out. Advantage COD.
“It will take those 30-sec ads plus a miracle from God for her to win.”
It’s a thirty MINUTE ad she’s running. Sounds like a great idea.
I am, but -11 to -15 would require a tsunami for her to win
This is my joke about the Zer0-Bite Me campaign appearances:
Osama Mama Patty Murry is just furious with the National Democrat Party chairman Tim Kaine. She called the national chairman for a money bomb and all she got was the Obama.
Well, I think that everyone is coming to terms that there will be a tsunami. If we don’t pick up more seats than we picked up in 1994, well Christine might have trouble. But I think we will. I think that the economy is much worse than 94, and Obama has been far more offensively socialist than Clinton.
Those 2 factors will push our gains into tsunami territory.
Many many articles have been written very recently about how big the tsunami will be. Christine wins under those varied tsunami scenarios.
Things will not be breaking toward Coons. Undecideds will not be breaking his way. We’re at 10 points, with a likely voter scenario of +12 Republican over the registered voter.
Early voting was at one point pointing to +15. There’s really no way, except guessing, for pollsters to know exactly which of the people they’re talking to are going to vote.
But we know that the Conservative tea party candidate does inspire more passion, and increases the likelihood of voting by Conservative tea partiers. Tea party candidates don’t really appeal as strongly to moderates, but those moderates are unlikely to vote against someone who will likely be voting the way they like, even if they think Christine lacks “qualifications” like a Yale Law degree. I don’t see 19% of Republicans voting for Coons.
Lots and lots of reasons. What will be surprising will be the strength of the tea party candidates nationally. The story will likely be buried beneath the overall Republicans win story.
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Just think of the dilemma Obama is under, if he comes to DE for Coons for one final push.
If Obama does not come and O’Donnell squeaks out a narrow win, of course Obama will be blamed.
If Obama comes and O’Donnell wins no matter the margin, Obama will be associated with the Virginia, NJ, Scott Brown victory, etc. etc. A gigantic slap to his face.
If Obama comes and Coons wins, other Dem losers and their base will blame Obama for not stumping for other candidates, just for His Highness’ vanity to be seen with a winner, while the rest of the country flames.
Bwahahahahah…..
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