[The Sons of Liberty]

Did Intelligence Services Alumni Sabotage the 2010 Delaware campaign of Christine O’Donnell ?

Where were they in '08 when a certain kenyan should've been exposed?

[FryingPan101]

Wow. Intrigue. Thanks for the post.

[izzatzo]

“I hate conspiracy theories.”

The democrat party is a conspiratorial organization—learn it, live it, and we will all understand what’s going on.

[skeeter]

But are there people, now in the private sector, who had some agenda to keep the US Senate in Democrat Party control?

Sure, George Soros. He's got plenty of dough to buy ex intelligence professionals.

[Roccus]

The source of this firestorm of accusations has no apparent work history, whatsoever, as far as any public inquiry can determine. He has no visible means of support. He does not work. And yet he lives in a huge, upscale McMansion in a fancy neighborhood.

Now, who does THAT remind me of ?

[MichaelP]

It does pique the interest.... Who is he, really and why was he involved in Christine's campaign?

Mike

[no dems]

I rooted for Christine to defeat the DemocRAT, dufus brain in 2010, but, that ditzy chick (who just endorsed Romney) was a closet RINO all along. No one sabotaged her campaign but her and her fumb duck campaign manager.

[IMR 4350]

Cell phone tracking?

Maybe he's kin to the Martins who, back in the 90’s, just happened to have a scanner, just happened to have a tape recorder, and just happened to pick up and record a cell phone conversation between republicans.

[WilliamofCarmichael]

are there people . . . who had some agenda to keep the US Senate in Democrat Party control?

Or simply asked, are both Parties' insiders that loathsome?

Yes!

déjà vu

Rockefeller v. Goldwater

Watch out for those Party dudes. They play for keeps. I remember.

In the words of Nelson Rockefeller's public relations head, Stuart Spencer, "We had to destroy Barry Goldwater as a member of the human race."

And post-election 1964 a few liberal media types asked: did we go too far trying to destroy Goldwater?

[edwinland]

“When I drove by his house one time to see if he actually went to work, I was four miles away having lunch when David Keegan was able to track my location using my cell phone. He called me up, on his own initiative, and kept me talking (I wanted to let him talk, too). Then he suddenly shows up at the restaurant where I am having lunch. How did he track my cell phone?”

This is the closest the author gets to actually proving some sort of connection to the spook world. Somehow this Keegan guy called the author’s cell phone and just showed up at the restaurant without being told where it is? ANd the author, who is meticulous about dates and times doesn’t even mention when it happened? Not even the year? No record of their long discussion, long enough to enable Keegan to get to the restaurant? What was the mysterios Keegan talking about all that time?

I don’t know about the rest of the article but this part is surely made up.

[drjimmy]

She should have turned him into a newt.