Posted on 09/15/2010 6:58:51 PM PDT by fightinJAG
Communist, Democrat, What’s the Difference?
Democrats came out drooling Wednesday morning, saying that Christine O’Donnell was just the candidate they wanted in the Delaware Senate race.
Which got me thinking.
If the Democrats are acting so giddy and excited…
What are they trying to hide?
Could it be Chris Coons [sic] past?
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Tonight he had Chris Coons. Christine O'Donnel will have no difficulty defeating Coons.
The dialogue between Matthews and Coons was laughable. What a couple of nitwits!
Has anyone seen this Coon?
He could give Barbara Mikulski a run for her money in the ugh mug department.
O’Donnell’s looks alone have to be worth 5 points against this troll.
Rush said today that Coons is an admitted Marxist. Is this the best the Democrats in DE can do? And the msm has the gall to say that O’Donnell is an “extremist”!
A bearded Marxist openly running for elected US office was unheard of a few years back. Bring back the House Un-American Committee as you’ve got a candidate to roast in Coons.
Where is Roscoe Karns??? Reid’s comment about My Pet Coons is prime fodder for Roscoe and other photoshoppers/video makers.
Not only must we run these folks out of politics, we must run them out of the country.
O’Donnel’s personal “issues” probably engender some sympathy for her in a liberal state like Delaware. This may actually be a plus. LOL.
Check Coons campaign discrepancies for 2002-2004. Info is at http://delawareway.blogspot.com/2008/08 and article titled “No Wonder Chris Coons’ County Finances Are in Such a Mess.” And go from there.
This isn’t fair. You can’t judge Coons on what he wrote when he was 21. He’s changed since then, and is no longer “a bearded Marxist.” He’s now a balded Marxist, which is completely different, hair wise.
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