VIDEO: Christine O’Donnell: Tea Party = SECOND AMERICAN REVOLUTION

Northern Virginia Tea Party, 2nd Annual Banquet ^ | December 7, 2010 | Christine O'Donnell

[Moseley]

Christine O'Donnell describes the tea party movement as "the Second American Revolution" and analyzes the future of the tea party movement at the Northern Virginia Tea party Second Annual Banquet on December 7, 2010, in Falls Church, Virginia.

[gorush]

The third, actually...we mustn’t discount the War of 1812.

[biggredd1]

Go Christine!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[FrankR]

The way things are unfolding in DC, I think it's time for the TEA party movement to give them a "booster shot".

Is it just me, or has the TPM crawled back into bed and covered their head now that the election is over?

There are some RINO's and Pseudo-RINO's up there who need a reminder of who brung them to the dance.

I think it's safe to say that if we don't stay on their assese, they will revert right back to "washington-as-usual" and we'll be right back where we started.

We're already accepting a crappy tax deal and a redeux of "president" clinton.

The arrogance of the left and the RINO's is INVERSELY PROPORTIONAL to the amount of courge shown by the Conservatives.

[KTM rider]

I’d like to think so, but the reality is that the American people (even the tea party people) are so beat down and brainwashed that we think it is totally normal to surrender our paychecks and a portion of sales to feed a slavedriving out of control oligarchy with absolute power...

[napscoordinator]

Go where? She is not running anymore. I mean she is saying something that you agree with I presume. I wonder if she is gearing up for a Presidential run? That would be interesting.

[napscoordinator]

I don’t think they are asleep. I think they are learning about how to do their job come January. I believe some probably thought it would be a cinch to work a new job, but as in every job there is a lot to learn and that is what they are doing right now. It will take the two years to get up to where their knowledge on DC workings are. If people thought that Tea Party candidates were going to rule 2011 they were mistaken. It will be 2013 when they folks are ready to lead. It is like any job. You don’t start off as CEO.

[HardStarboard]

>>>That would be interesting.<<<

That would be interesting amusing.

[agere_contra]

Invading Canada and being forced to disgorge doesn’t count as a ‘Revolution’.

Let’s stick with what O’Donnell said.

[gorush]

Having Washington burned, continued British impressment of American sailors, the attack on the Chesapeake, the naval victories at Lake Champlain, the stacking of bodies like cord wood of British invaders at the Battle of New Orleans (even though news of the end of the war due to British submission had not arrived in time to prevent the bloodbath and promotion of Old Hickory) should not be underestimated.

[UnwashedPeasant]

Speaking in Virginia, she should remember the American Revolution of the 1860s.

[gorush]

An interesting side note...after the Presidents residence was torched, the remaining limestone walls were utilized in the rebuilding and were painted white to hide the scorch marks...resulting in the name “White House”.

[Dilbert San Diego]

Abbie Hoffman described himself and his followers as the 2nd American revolution. Christine may want to re-think using such language.

Besides, you might really scare people with such talk. The liberals in the MSM do not allow conservatives to use such metaphors; they take everything a conservative says literally. So some columnist or talking head is going to say that Christine wants a violent revolution, and nobody in the MSM will call them on that.

[Vendome]

(Christine) O'Donnell calls extending jobless benefits a 'tragedy' ("like Pearl Harbor")
The Hill ^ | 12/8/10

Posted on Wednesday, December 08, 2010 6:41:02 AM by earlJam

By Shane D'Aprile - 12/07/10 10:22 PM ET

Christine O'Donnell on Tuesday compared the "tragedy" of extending unemployment benefits to Pearl Harbor and the death of Elizabeth Edwards.

"Today marks a lot of tragedy," O'Donnell, the Tea Party-backed GOP Senate candidate from Delaware, said Tuesday night during an appearance in Virginia.

"Tragedy comes in threes," O'Donnell said. "Pearl Harbor, Elizabeth Edwards's passing and Barack Obama's announcement of extending the tax cuts, which is good, but also extending the unemployment benefits."

O'Donnell continued: "The reason I say this is a tragedy is because his announcement of economic recovery was more of a potpourri of sound bytes. It's like he took a little bit of what each party wanted and put it together. It's not a solid plan constructed on sound economic principles."

(Excerpt) Read more at thehill.com ...

 

“Tragedy comes in threes,” O’Donnell said. “Pearl Harbor, Elizabeth Edwards’s passing and Barack Obama’s announcement of extending the tax cuts, which is good, but also extending the unemployment benefits.”

The above statement can be found on video recorded at the event or whoever’s event:

remarks at the 2:15 mark:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJhC0o3B0Zk
Posted by GlenSColen at Youtube

Here is the offending remark as seen on Anderson Cooper
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ioeiIjCQcbA
Posted by SuchIsLifeVideos at Youtube

And again here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEbD82B0X-A
Posted by PresidentObama3

Again, Yawn remarks at the 1:50 mark
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hc2-u_85_jg
Posted by claymore4freedom at Youtube

My my my again right at the beginning of the video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReyeEtXXKgg
Posted by ericarhendry at Youtube

[Moseley]

No conservative would believe THE HILL or other news media like CNN.

You are a liberal “seminar caller” infiltrator and we are laughing at you.

Listen to Christine in her own words:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eR9nojmjOrM

QUOTE:
“The reason I say this is a tragedy is because his announcement today for economic recovery is more of a potpourri of sound bytes. It’s like he took a little bit of what each party wanted and put it together. It’s not constructive, it’s not a solid plan constructed on sound economic principles.”

“He is taking piecemeal parts of the full plan — which you could say is cut squared — tax cuts and spending cuts. So it’s not going to work. He’s going to say, see I catered to the Republicans but it didn’t work. It didn’t work because your plan is a result of the spin-doctors’ chop shop. FRANKENOMICS if you will. You know, I mean Frankenstein, not Franken the comedian turned Senator, although both are applicable here.”

“But what Barack Obama is doing — by doing this piecemeal of potpouri of sound bites, instead of implementing a solid, well- thought out economic plan for recovery based on free-market principles — what he is doing is not only collapsing our nation economically but he’s weakening our collective character as a whole. He is weakening the collective character that defines us as a country, that defines us Americans.”
UNQUOTE

O’Donnell later explained further that Obama and the Congress needed to cut spending in order to pay for the extension of unemployment benefits:

“If we’re going to extend the jobless benefits we have got to cut spending programs and that’s the flaw in his announcement,” O’Donnell said. “That’s the tragedy.”

Christine O’Donnell earlier mourned the loss of Elizabeth Edwards:

QUOTE: Right before we got here, I don’t know if you heard it on the news, Elizabeth Edwards passed away. So if we could just remember that family in your prayers. She was a fine woman. And so just have to take an opportunity, just to remember to pray for that family as they are mourning her loss. UNQUOTE

[Moseley]

Go where? She is not running anymore.

I would not assume that Christine O'Donnell is not running. Perhaps not when or where you might think. I mean I know there has been no decision yet. But I would bet my car Christine O"Donnell is running for something.

Someone said President. No. Ronald Reagan was still making B movies with a chimpanzee at age 41. Reagan had not yet given "the speech" until age 51. At age 41, Christine is just beginning toward what Ronald Reagan became.

Maybe then-Senator Christine O'Donnell for President in 2032 at age 63.