Tea Party Fave Christine O'Donnell Is Back

US News & World Report ^ | December 1, 2010 | Paul Bedard

[Moseley]

She's back. Delaware Tea Party candidate Christine O'Donnell isn't letting her lop-sided loss November 2 get to her. We hear that she is expanding her spokeswoman role for the Tea Party movement.

Her first stop: the Northern Virginia Tea Party annual banquet set, appropriately, for Pearl Harbor Day, December 7. Northern Virginia Tea Party spokesman Daniel Cortez tells us that while she is filling in for overbooked state Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, who's made headlines for challenging President Obama's healthcare plan, she is working to cement her role as a Tea Party spokesperson.

[upsdriver]

Chrisitne O’Donnell has been a passionate advocate for conservative principles and policies since 1993, when Sarah Palin did not even know what a conservative was.

Oh come on, that comment is just plain stupid. Sarah Palin states in her book, Going Rogue, and in many speeches that Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher heavily influenced her.

[Grizzled Bear]

The Tea Party needs to proceed as if O’Donnell and Paladino never existed. Strapping either of these embarrassing albatrosses around their necks is a move toward irrelevancy.

Perhaps you'd prefer "Mavahwick McCain!!!"

[trappedincanuckistan]

Why take a shot at Sarah while defending Christine?

[Politics4US]

Christine O’Donnell was good, but she isn’t going to do anything besides books or some speeches. O’Donnell lost by 29 points to Biden in 2008.

[Palladin]

Hi, Bear!

Still tilting at windmills, I see.

Lots of luck!

[Palladin]

I don’t understand this tactic at all.

BTW—I’m looking forward to my weekly dose of Palin tonight: “Sarah Palin’s Alaska.” I think tonight she is going to shoot some moose!

[Grizzled Bear]

Maybe he’s one of the guys who got into bed with Christine only to discover that she’s a virgin!!! ROFL!!!!

You really have a lot of faith in the veracity of unsubstantiated claims posted by paid contributors on militant queer advocacy websites.

Do you still believe Dan Rather's report concerning George W. Bush and his military service?

[Palladin]

So, Christine’s first use of her $1 mill in unused campaign funds is to hire a bunch of internet hacks to boost her image.

EPIC FAIL!

[trappedincanuckistan]

I must be honest. I haven’t watched Sarah Palin’s Alaska.

[Palladin]

You’re missing out on a great series. The depiction of Alaska’s outdoor marvels, as presented by Sarah, Todd, and their families and friends, is outstanding.

Such a beautiful family! Such a beautiful state!

[wideawake]

In other words, you have been an employee of Christine O'Donnell for some time.

I am not affiliated with any campaign in any capacity. I have been a Palin donor (in the sense of not contributing to the McCain campaign until after he chose Palin), a Hunter donor and a Rubio donor.

O'Donnell may have been talking conservative for 17 years, I'm sure. There's plenty of money to be made doing that.

There are plenty of people in America who talk conservative and live liberal.

[wideawake]

Rather than proven, non-conservative losers like McCain, O'Donnell and Paladino I prefer successful conservatives like DeMint, Rubio and Haley.

Accomplishment, not lots of wordy pandering.

[Siena Dreaming]

The only reason O'Donnell was important was that she might have been a Senator for Delaware which would have been an accomplishment in that very blue, tiny state.

A national figure she is not. She is certainly not the face of the NATIONAL tea party. The MSM is going to try to make her that, but it's a trick to discredit Tea Party values.

[GOP_Harley_Guy]

Next time, run a campaign for a person whom GOPers can support. I hope Ms. O’Donnell is building a resume.

[wideawake]

Chrisitne O’Donnell has been a passionate advocate for conservative principles and policies since 1993, when Sarah Palin did not even know what a conservative was.

What a sad post.

In 1993, Palin was 5 years into a committed and fruitful Christian marriage and serving as a Republican city councilwoman.

Those are two conservative bona fides that O'Donnell still doesn't have.

[Palladin]

We are not so easily deceived!

O’Donnell hacks can go take a long walk off a short pier!

[Grizzled Bear]

Still tilting at windmills, I see.

I see you're still passing on unsubstantiated slander.

Are you so certain that a paid contributor to an online publication dedicated to perversion is a source of truth?

Do you consider yourself above God's judgment?

Exodus 20:16 “You shall not give false testimony against your neighbor."

Proverbs 6:16 "There are six things that the Lord hates, seven that are an abomination to him: haughty eyes, a lying tongue, and hands that shed innocent blood, a heart that devises wicked plans, feet that make haste to run to evil, a false witness who breathes out lies, and one who sows discord among brothers."

Proverbs 19:5 "A false witness will not go unpunished, and whoever pours out lies will not go free."

Proverbs 19:9 "A false witness will not go unpunished, and whoever pours out lies will perish."

Your dislike of O'Donnel is your own business. However, do you really want to spend eternity with the likes of the pervert who was paid for writing the unproven claims that you "celebrate?"

[wideawake]

You know, it's considered highly inappropriate on FR if people post threads advertising their business. And rightly so.

The Perpetual O'Donnell Campaign, Inc. is Moseley's business - he's been involved with it since its first something-for-nothing scheme: the EEOC "gender discrimination" lawsuit.

This thread is basically an appeal for money for an event, without any indication whether or not O'Donnell Inc. will receive any remuneration for the event.