Saturday Night Live Christine O'Donnell's 'I'm Not A Witch' Ad VIDEO

SNL Parodies Christine O'Donnell's "I'm Not A Witch" Ad. Saturday Night Live. Christine O'Donnell ad

Show Clips The U.S. Senate hopeful focuses on one important fact in her latest campaign ad.

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Christine O'Donnell I'm not a witch VIDEO

"I'm nothing you've heard. I'm you. None of us are perfect, but none of us can be happy with what we see all around us, Politicians who think spending, trading favors and backroom deals are the ways to stay in office. I'll go to Washington and do what you'd do. I'm Christine O'Donnell and I approve this message. I'm you."

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Christine O'Donnell's 90's MTV Anti-Masturbation Campaign VIDEO

Christine O'Donnell's 90's MTV Anti-Masturbation Campaign VIDEO

"Grown" women Rachel Maddow with twenty years of retrospect makes fun of little girl in video, not a debate of today's issues with a present day nominee. This is the best they have? It's funny in Jon Stewart's hands, here just sad.

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Christine O’Donnell acceptance (victory) speech VIDEO

Christine O’Donnell acceptance (victory) speech. Christine O'Donnell thanks her supporters after winning the republican nomination for Senate in Delaware. Running time 12:08

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Delaware Republican Primary Poll Christine O'Donnell leads Mike Castle 47-44

Delaware Senate Primary Too Close to Call

Raleigh, N.C. – It looks like there’s a real possibility of a major upset in the Delaware Senate primary on Tuesday night, with insurgent conservative Christine O’Donnell leading longtime Congressman and Governor Mike Castle 47-44. That 3 point lead is well within the poll’s margin of error.

If Castle is indeed defeated Tuesday night it will be yet another sign that conservatives have a strangle hold on the Republican Party and moderates may or may not be welcome anymore. Castle has an overwhelming 69-21 lead with moderate voters but they only make up 33% of the likely primary electorate. O’Donnell has a 62-31 lead with conservatives that’s more than enough to propel her to the overall lead.

It’s clear that Castle’s popularity has taken a sharp turn in the wrong direction over the last month. An August PPP poll found his favorability with Delaware Republicans at a 60/25 spread. Now his favorables within the party are negative at 43/47. That’s largely a product of 55% of voters in his party saying they think he’s too liberal compared to 37% who think he’s about right.

GOP voters are pretty sharply divided about O’Donnell as well. 45% have a favorable
opinion of her with 41% seeing her unfavorably. Only 50% of primary voters think she’s fit to hold public office but she does much better than Castle on the ideology front- 53% think she’s about right.

If O’Donnell pulls it out Tuesday night it will be a major victory for Delaware’s small but united group of Tea Party voters. Just 25% of Republicans in the state consider themselves to be members of that movement but they give her a 79-18 advantage that’s more than enough to overcome her 52-39 deficit with everyone else.

“The biggest winner of the Delaware GOP primary may end up being Chris Coons,” said
Dean Debnam, President of Public Policy Polling. “Running against O’Donnell or a
wounded Castle will put him in his strongest position since he entered the race.”

PPP surveyed 668 likely Republican primary voters on September 11th and 12th. The
margin of error is +/-3.8%. Other factors, such as refusal to be interviewed and
weighting, may introduce additional error that is more difficult to quantify.

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FULL POLL RESULTS IN PDF FORMAT Christine O'Donnell leads Mike Castle 47-44

Sarah Palin endorses Christine O’Donnell

Christine O'Donnell & Marco Rubio

by Sarah Palin on Thursday, September 9, 2010 at 5:27pm The wave of positive change can really sweep across our land with the election of Constitutional Conservatives who promise to use common sense and rein in the federal government spending! Please support Christine O’Donnell in Delaware. She will support efforts for America’s energy security, patient-centered health care reform, cutting government waste, and letting the private sector thrive and prosper! We can’t afford “more of the same” in Washington.

Christine will help usher in the real change we need to get America on the right track. Please visit her website at www.christine2010.com and follow her on Facebook and Twitter. - Sarah Palin

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Christine O'Donnell: Citizen, Not Professional, Politician VIDEO

Christine O'Donnell: Citizen, Not Professional, Politician From: Christine4Senate. Here is Christine O'Donnell for US Senate's first radio ad.

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Will the Republican Party Get Whigged Out?

Show of hands, how many of you are registered to vote as a Whig? You know, with the Whig Party. Okay, so I can't really see if you're raising your hand, but I'll bet none of you are. And that's my point. The Whig Party became extinct in the mid-1800's when they stopped standing for something, when they began putting party-power above party-principles.

As ending slavery escalated to a hot-button issue, politicians tried to straddle the fence. Whig Senator Daniel Webster said that while he personally opposed the issue of slavery, he was not going to force his morality on others. Leaders in both the Democratic and Whig Parties followed suit. Whig-defector Abraham Lincoln saw opportunity.

Abraham Lincoln approached the "fringe" third parties with a bold idea. Let's join forces. Combine efforts. Create a unified platform grounded in the values to which these fringe groups were committed. He mobilized groups such as the Free Soil Party and the Free Labor Party to form a coalition of people who were more committed to a set of principles than they were a political party. And the Republican Party was born.

And, well, you can guess the rest of the story. The Whigs never won an election after that. The Republican Party emerged as an unstoppable force championing the principles of freedom and limited government on which this nation was founded.

Until now that is ...

It seems the modern Republicans' "Big Tent" has gotten so crowded that the tent stakes popped up and the whole thing is about to collapse. It's often hard to distinguish some Republican voting records from the liberal Democrats'. But the collapse can be prevented if Republican leadership is willing to see the writing on the wall, willing to acknowledge that our true strength lies in candidates who are authentic Reagan Republicans ... eager to fight the suffocating swell of government expansion, eager to fight for a strong national defense, to reign in runaway spending that is bankrupting our nation ... eager to protect these policies that protect the preciousness of human life. After all, that is why freedom is so important.

The outcome of election day 2009 could not have made this message any more clear. Republican candidates who boldly stand for conservative principles won huge, even in the Democratic strongholds. And yet, liberal spin doctors are trying to paint a different picture, especially when it comes to the NY-23rd.

NY-23 is the district in which the Republican leaders backed a liberal Republican, also referred to as a RINO (Republican in Name Only.) In the true spirit of grassroots activism, voters rallied behind a conservative Republican who then ran on an independent ticket. As all three candidates remained neck and neck, the RINO jumped ship and backed the Democrat. Some spin doctors are trying to say that the Conservative was the spoiler in this race.

Huh? Did they not see the same results that I did?

The fact is that Republicans received the majority of the vote in NY-23. The RINO remained on the ballot and took 6% of the vote. The Conservative won 45% and the Democrat won 49%. Last time I checked, 6 plus 45 equals 51 ... the majority. The majority of the voters in NY-23 voted Republican. Had the RINO endorsed the Conservative, I believe the outcome would have been different.

So who's the spoiler now? And what message does that send?

Please allow me to quote a Delaware Tea Party Leader to answer that second question. "Republican Party, you've been put on notice! Have some guts and remember your roots or go the way of the Whigs."

I couldn't have said it better myself. -###-

Christine O'Donnell is a US Senate Candidate in a 2010 Delaware primary race against a RINO.

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Pending Debate Between Christine O'Donnell and Mike Castle

The Delaware Tea Party and 9-12 Patriots have invited Christine O'Donnell and Mike Castle to debate each other on January 9, 2010 in Dover, DE. Ms. O'Donnell has accepted the invitation. Debate organizers are awaiting Rep. Castle's response. Check back for more details.

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