Christine O’Donnell: Why isn’t the NRSC doing more to help me?

Hotair ^ | 10/15/2010 | Allahpundit

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Because Karl told them not to.

[SeekAndFind]

SOURCE : http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/elections/election_2010/election_2010_senate_elections/delaware/election_2010_delaware_senate

Rasmussen has O’Donnell down by 51-40 with 5% undecided as at 10/15/2010

[stormer]

Short answer: they don’t want to throw their money down a rat hole.

[rrrod]

well lets take a look...Cornyn, McConnel, Hatch, McCain, Burr and a few others

[Virginia Ridgerunner]

Allahputz now shilling for Cornyn and his decrepit NRSC?

[9YearLurker]

If Karl had kept his mouth shut she’d be right in it right now.

[Badeye]

If she somehow manages to win - and Delaware’s polling data is notoriously inaccurate, especially this year - she’ll remember this non support.

[skeeter]

Guess Delaware voters want to give the state more of their money.

[Psalm 144]

Because the Republican party is not a conservative party.

The Republican party regards unhyphenated conservatives just as the Democrat party regards simple Negroes:

tools

- to be picked up, used and discarded at will.

The Republicans and the Democrats are the same party, the government party. They are rivals but they are not enemies, and they are joint owners of the same franchise.

[Jewbacca]

No, they are upset one of their own (RINOs) got the boot.

They support underdogs all the time.

[jimbo123]

Karl Rove and his RINOS are sending a message to Sarah Palin with their treatment of Christine O’Donnell. They have already anointed Mitt Romney as their candidate for 2012 and will begin their attacks on Palin once the mid-terms are over. So this is a sign of things to come from the anti-Palin RINOS.

[MichaelCorleone]

“Short answer: they don’t want to throw their money down a rat hole.”

Sorry - it’s Krybaby Karl who’s the ‘rat hole’.

[ClearCase_guy]

Yup. Her place in the polling is partially due to Republicans like Karl Rove telling people that she was no good. Thanks Karl!

Personally, I think she can still win. But, just imagine the election results -- after the NRSC does nothing to help her -- if she loses by less than 5%. What will the party say? "See, we were right?" I think they will look very bad.

[wardaddy]

you don’t like her anyhow given your lib posting here, you’re probably pulling for the bearded marxist

i just gave her 500 bucks

conservatism ain’t about giving up

pu$$y

[sport]

Because you knocked their fair headed boy out of the race. To Karl Rove, etal,the Establishment Republicans,a/k/a The Country Club Repubkicans, a/k/a, The Democrat’s Butt Boys/Girls, you are not a member of the annointed ruling class. We gotta keep the peasants in their place.

[McGruff]

This traitor probably cost her 10 points.

[sport]

You need to be over at DU.

[meyer]

The reason - the RINOs in charge of the NRSC don’t want conservatives in Washington. Conservatives are as mush a threat to them as they are to the left. Or am I being redundent...

I have not supported the NRSC since 2005, or the party in general. Individual candidates only.

[ClearCase_guy]

Somethign else I'll say:

I hope the party has no expectations that Republican voters will always support Republican candidates. The lesson that Karl Rove is teaching me is that if you see a Republican in your district who doesn't "measure up", then you should ignore them, send them no money, and just not go to the polls for them. Is that the message they want to send?

'Cause if Mitt Romney is the Republican nominee in 2012 ... well ...