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Christine is scheduled to be on Mark Levin's radio show at 6:30 TONIGHT, Wednesday 10/27. Tune in to Levin's show around 6:15 and start calling in around 6:25. Let's flood the lines with Team Christine supporters!! You can listen online at: http://marklevinshow.com/sectional.asp?id=32930 and click "Listen Live" Call-in #: 1-877-381-3811 TELE-TOWN HALL MEETING Right after Mark Levin's show, Christine is holding a Tele-town hall meeting from 7 pm to 8 pm TONIGHT. Tonight's unique forum gives YOU the opportunity to communicate not only with like minded supporters, but Delawareans from across the state who have yet to hear our message of...

If only Sarah Palin hadn't promoted the likes of Sharron Angle and Christine O'Donnell, Republicans would be on the verge of winning the Senate majority. That was Joe Scarborough's thesis on Morning Joe today, culminating in Scarborough saying that he hopes Sarah Palin "is proud of herself" for having killed the GOP's chances. Scarborough sought to inoculate himself against criticism from the right, insisting he would have wanted to see a "mainstream conservative" in the Nevada and Delaware races. Warned Joe: "right-wing freaks, don't email me going "you're a RINO." View video here.

http://puzo1.blogspot.com/ Kerchner et al v Obama/Congress/Pelosi et al Petition for Writ of Certiorari filed 30 Sep 2010 and docketed 04 Oct 2010 with the U.S. Supreme Court - Washington Times National Weekly edition - 25, 18, and 11 Oct 2010 issues, page 5. U.S. Supreme Court Docket Number: 10-446. Response from defendants due to the U.S. Supreme Court by 3 Nov 2010. [Update 13 Oct 2010: Kerchner v Obama - Supreme Court Activity]

Who does Delaware Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Chris Coons want campaigning in Delaware? Sarah Palin, of course. Facing attention-grabbing Republican candidate Christine O’Donnell, the Coons campaign sent an e-mail to supporters Tuesday wondering aloud why the matriarch of the “Mama Grizzlies” hadn’t yet fulfilled a promise to campaign for the struggling candidate. “The Delaware Republican Party turned its back on O’Donnell. Then the National Republican Senatorial Committee turned off their support,” read the letter. “Sarah Palin’s absence in Delaware is a sign that she is set to do the same?” Far from a rhetorical question, the Coons campaign seems eager...

... But, Democrats are ferociously attacking CoD as hard as they attacked Scott Brown in Massachusetts. If she is so far behind, what is the point in beating up on this woman? This is anecdotal, but I think I know why they are doing this…jusr like with Hottie McAwesome there are internals showing O’Donnell ahead. Today I talked to a friend ftom Team Hillary who is a big Dem fundraiser. He told me that for the last week or so the DNC has been at DEFCON 1 leaning HARD on the rainmakers because they are terrified of a CoD win...

    Politics is not the only place where some pretty brassy statements have been made and repeated so often that some people have accepted these brassy statements as being as good as gold. One of the brassiest of the brass oldies in the law is the notion that the Constitution creates a "wall of separation" between church and state. This false notion has been so widely accepted that people who tell the truth get laughed at and mocked.A recent New York Times piece said that it was "a flub of the first order" when Christine O'Donnell, Republican candidate...

WHYY interviewed Christine O'Donnell today about her four point job creation plan.One, vote to continue the Bush tax cuts for all. Two, she will propose a capital gains tax holiday for two years, then reinstate at a lower rate. Three, she wants to lower the corporate income tax rate. Four, stop the reinstatement of the death tax set for Jan. 1, 2011.Watch the two-minute video for her reasons behind each point.

Both sides attack in DE Senate race with one week to go Monday, October 25th, 2010 By: Mark Eichmann Both Christine O'Donnell (R) and Chris Coons (D) are going on the offensive in the Delaware Senate race. More than a week ago, O'Donnell launched an ad calling Coons "The Taxman." Her latest spot is a follow up calling Coons "Rubber Stamp Man."...

Please read the attached article I wrote for the Wall Street Journal yesterday which gives a real account of the campaign and what is at stake here in Delaware November 2nd. It is my belief that Christine O'Donnell will represent the First State honorably in the United States Senate. As you know, she will be seated immediately following the November 2nd election making her votes all that more important to the citizens of our state. It is my hope that you will support Christine, as I am, and help her campaign move forward to victory. Thank You, Pete

Du Pont Endorses O'Donnell by Katrina TrinkoOctober 25, 2010 Former Delaware governor Pete Du Pont has endorsed Republican senate candidate Christine O’Donnell.   Du Pont recently wrote about the race in the Wall Street Journal, saying “On Election Day the question is: Who will help correct the negative policies that have hurt our nation over the past few years? One of the candidates supports almost all of them; the other favors policies that would make us more successful in the future.”  “I am honored and humbled to receive Governor du Pont’s endorsement in the race for the U.S. Senate, and...

... There have been many other instances -- too many to mention in this piece -- but I don't recall ever seeing the like of the disproportionate, unhinged attacks on Christine O'Donnell for her statements addressing the Establishment Clause in her Widener Law School debate with Chris Coons. The left couldn't possibly want that one Delaware Senate seat enough to match their vitriol. It's important to understand the context in which the Establishment Clause issue was addressed at the debate. Chris Coons said that only evolution must be taught in schools, and that intelligent design is prohibited from being discussed,...

I got the following e-mail from the Tea Party Express and wondered if others had heard of a poll showing Christine this close. Stunning news to report today, fellow patriots. A brand new poll has Christine O'Donnell surging to within 6% of her Democrat challenger, Chris Coons. This late-in-the-campaign surge replicates her surge in the polls in the GOP primary, when everyone had written her off and said she could never win. She proved the so-called "experts" wrong before and she seems poised to do so again! With just 10 days left until Election Day, we would love nothing more...

Senate candidate lashes out at health reform plan Sunday, October 24th, 2010 By: Mark Fowser mfowser@whyy.org Delaware US Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell Sunday called for a repeal of the health care reform plan enacted by the Obama administration and the US Congress. The Republican hopeful was joined by a group of doctors, nurses and other medical professionals at the Glasgow Medical Center who expressed concerns about the growing numbers of uninsured Americans, treatment given to them in hospital emergency rooms that is not paid for, and who ultimately gets the bill. Christopher Casscells MD, President of the Delaware Academy of...

Airing right now...said the real unemployment is at 17.5%...showing tons of people with masters, bachelors, phd's, you name it...unemployed for 2 years...can't even get jobs at Target.

Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee today broadened the assault on the Republican Party establishment — and former Bush adviser Karl Rove in particular — levied recently by Sarah Palin and Rush Limbaugh, blasting the "elitism" and "country club attitude exhibited by Rove and others who dismissed Delaware Senate nominee Christine O'Donnell. "I was very disappointed in some, particularly Karl and others, who were so dismissive of Christine O'Donnell," Huckabee told Aaron Klein on the latter's WABC radio show Sunday. "Unfortunately, there is an elitism within the Republican establishment," Huckabee told Klein. "And it's one of the reasons the Republicans have...

Gannett owned paper so article is headline and link only.

The establishment clause again has come up for discussion. Delaware Republican Christine O’Donnell brought it up in a debate with her Democratic opponent Chris Coons. O’Donnell asked Coons (who is a lawyer) exactly where the Constitution requires “separation of church and state.” The law school audience laughed, evidently finding it a stupid question. But in fact “separation of church and state” is not mentioned in the Constitution. Coons’ reply was that “The First Amendment establishes a separation.” And so it does, if we believe the Supreme Court. But this is a case where we should not believe the Court, which...

A character like Christine O'Donnell presents a unique problem for a humorist. Few elaborations are called for since the caricature is self-embodied. All that is needed is a dead-pan Jack Benny look. You know, the one where he just stares blankly at the audience without saying a word and eventually someone titters and before you know it the whole place is in hysterics? Her very existence as a major party candidate for US Senate is the kind of comedy which arrives ready-written and would only be spoiled by embellishment. I mean, what can you add to rabidantimasturbationtarianism, rats with fully-functioning...

Jim Geraghty got an e-mail from a reader who crunched the numbers... in the early-voting states, and the news looks pretty encouraging... Comparing the numbers from 2008, Geraghty’s reader says that in seven key states, Republicans have improved their performance in turnout for early voting thus far by almost 15 points, a stunning turnaround and one that may put the likely-voter models used by even the best pollsters in doubt. The smallest gain is 4.2% in West Virginia, where even Democrats are breaking towards the GOP, to a 27-point gain in Florida, where over half of all early voting has...

Click on christine2010.com above to see Christine O'Donnell's newest Ad: "Principles". Short, to the point. (You might have to click on "Skip and go to website" if the donations page comes up first.)