DOVER, Del. (AP) — Arms linked, Senate candidate Christine O’Donnell and her conservative backers kick up their heels and clap to the strains of an original song with lyrics befitting a tea party.
“Look out Washington, D.C., ’cause we are on a roll and we’re rocking across this country with a message to be told.”
It‘s a tune that’s unnerving the Republican establishment in Delaware, which fears being felled by swift kicks from O’Donnell — and tea partiers.
Not longer after tea party-backed Joe Miller stunned Alaska GOP Sen. Lisa Murkowski, the Republican establishment is furiously trying to avoid a similar outcome in the Delaware primary on Tuesday. Republican leaders, top strategists and even the Delaware state GOP chairman have taken the unusual step of openly working to defeat O’Donnell and ensure the nomination of their preferred candidate, nine-term Rep. Mike Castle.
Republicans, who have an outside chance of capturing the majority in the Senate in November, see Castle as their best chance of winning the seat long held by Vice President Joe Biden. The moderate Castle is a former governor and has been the state’s lone congressman since 1993.
But O’Donnell, who has lost twice in statewide races, won’t be cowed.
“We cannot elect any more liberals to Washington, D.C., especially ones who wear the banner of being a Republican. It is an honor to be a Republican,” she told supporters.
Establishment Republicans have been relentless, calling O’Donnell unelectable, a fraud and a liar.
This weekend, Delaware Republicans set about knocking on 10,000 doors, making tens of thousands of phone calls and flooding mailboxes with fliers that explain both candidates’ records. In a primary that could draw just 30,000 voters, party officials are going all-in to defend one of their top recruits and discredit O’Donnell.
“She’s not a viable candidate for any office in the state of Delaware,” said the state party chairman, Tom Ross, who is backing Castle. “She could not be elected dog catcher.”
State GOP officials have done everything in their power to take down O’Donnell. For example:
—After a conservative radio host took O’Donnell to task over incorrect claims she won two counties during her 2008 Senate bid against Biden — in fact, she won none of the state’s three counties — GOP officials gleefully shared the audio.
—When a New Jersey university last week finally awarded O’Donnell a degree she had claimed for 21 years, Republicans called it the latest example of her exaggerations.
—O‘Donnell’s financial reports show donors are picking up her rent and utilities at a condo that doubles as a campaign headquarters. Republicans hasten to note O‘Donnell’s dire personal finances that include threats of liens, foreclosures and an Internal Revenue Service audit. Republicans then questioned O‘Donnell’s ability to handle tax dollars, and wondered about the marketing consultant’s reporting just $5,800 in income during a 15-month period.
—The Delaware Republican Party on Thursday filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission accusing O’Donnell and the Tea Party Express of violating FEC rules that restrict coordination between candidates and outside political organizations. The complaint, filed for the party by campaign finance lawyer and former FEC chairman Michael Toner, states that the Tea Party Express solicited donors to contribute to O‘Donnell and that O’Donnell and the group worked jointly on advertising, breaching agency rules.
“It is a shame the party is doing this,” O’Donnell said after a rollicking dusk rally across from the Delaware Capitol this past week. “Because I believe that we have the right principles to win this election.”
O‘Donnell and her supporters just as eagerly point to Castle’s votes in support of the 2008 Wall Street bailouts, which were championed by Republican President George W. Bush, and Castle’s support for climate change legislation that has stalled in Congress. Those votes are immensely unpopular with conservative Republican voters.
“He’s getting harder and harder to support,” said Carl Williams, a retiree from Camden. “Castle should get off the Republican ticket. He says he’s a Republican, but he’s not a conservative.”
Others say Castle sides too often with Democrats; in a mailing, O’Donnell calls him “the most liberal Republican in Congress.”
“He’s gone too far left,” said Bob Haller, a retiree who carried a sign saying “Castle Voted Against God in Our Pledge of Allegiance.”
“He’s become nothing but a rubber stamp,” he said.
So in the nation’s first state, the contest has become a battle between a conservative activist’s fervent supporters versus Republican heavyweights. The race is shaping up to be a measure of the anti-establishment sentiment that views incumbency as a handicap and political inexperience as a valued quality.
The California-based Tea Party Express has pledged $250,000 to help bolster the cash-strapped O’Donnell. It’s not clear they will reach that goal; so far, officials have disclosed less than $150,000 in federal elections filings.
In campaign reports filed on Aug. 25, O’Donnell reported raising about $260,000 for her bid and had about $20,000 in the campaign bank account. Castle had raised $3.2 million and had $2.6 million cash on hand, which is why he has been able to spend freely on mail and television ads criticizing his rival.
The winner of the Republican nomination will face county executive Chris Coons. Unlike Republican-leaning Alaska, the Democratic nominee would have a better shot at the seat against O’Donnell, who lost to Biden 65-35 percent in 2008.
Hard feelings among Republican voters could linger well past Nov. 2.
“It angers me. I don’t think no Republican should really go after any Republican,” said Bill Valentine, who’s from Hockessin.
He is not alone.
Sarah Palin, whose endorsements have proved beneficial to other conservative candidates, announced Thursday that she is backing O’Donnell, hoping again to thwart insiders’ calculations as she did in Alaska with Miller.
“She understands the politics of personal destruction,” O’Donnell said of Palin, “and I think that’s why she got involved.”
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Comments (109)
Sledgehammer
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 7:28pmThe Republicans and the Democrats show how much they don’t get it! It’s not to big to fail nor to small to care, it’s about a smaller less threatening government! Why would the E.P.A. need an armed force? Why does the I.R.S. have an armed force? Why are members of congress and their staff exempt from many of the laws they force upon us?
Report Post »Gary_K
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 6:51pmTo the GOP…..this is our candidate, either step up to the plate and support her or get the hell out of the way. The PEOPLE are taking our government back.
Report Post »PostProgressiveAmerican
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 6:59pmAbsolutely!
Report Post »WeMustNeverForget
Posted on September 13, 2010 at 5:28pm–> “She’s not a viable candidate for any office in the state of Delaware,” said the state party chairman, Tom Ross, who is backing Castle. “She could not be elected dog catcher.” <–
Ohhhhhh just wait and see what "we the people" can do!! Tom Ross it's time to have you replaced too!!
Report Post »CruzerDog
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 6:37pmThey do this at their peril. Better to have a democrat screwing things up as usual then a RINO which this side gets blamed for.
Report Post »Pablo
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 6:34pmI‘m afraid O’Donnell might actually be a hot mess.
http://tinyurl.com/26oywtg
I like Tea Party folks but none of that is comforting.
Report Post »kralspaces
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 9:03pmThat was interesting. We all have something in our closets. I would still vote for her just to get rid of the RINO. If she doesn’t hold up, get rid of her in the next election.
Report Post »SRone11
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 6:24pmThis is one of the reasons I left the Republican Party.
Report Post »bhelmet
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 6:17pmThankfully the TEA Party folks are purging their conceived party, what are the Dems doing?
Report Post »Debrabate
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 6:23pmfighting the groundswell of change… as my mom used to tell me….
better the enemy you know than the one you dont.
The DNC has no clue about the TP candidates nor how to fight them, while the RNC seems to want to keep the good ole boys.
Report Post »Room 101
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 6:15pmMany in the GOP are big government advocates, currently happy that they are not the tyrants wielding the power right now. They disdain commoners, the unwashed, that want small, responsive, and responsible government. Just like our ‘betters’ on the left side of the aisle, they know best. We need to continue to hold their feet ( and bank accounts) to the fire, they can lead, follow, or get out of our farging way.
Report Post »Room 101
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 6:19pm*unhappy!
Report Post »Watertown Yankee
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 6:05pmYes, Tea parties need to start getting people on GOP committees and in local small town politics. Fight the RINOs from the inside.
Report Post »bswanson
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 5:47pmTea Party wouldn’t have this problem if they would take over local GOP committees. I know a number of Tea Party 9.12 groups that are working to take over their GOP committees. This will help shift the party in the right direction.
The Tea Party also needs to reach out more to disenfranchised conservative democrats and have them do the same to the local democrat committees as well. We can help them take their party back from MoveOn and the KOS kids.
Report Post »Debrabate
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 6:13pmI know that Trotter (trotterforcongress.com) is backed by the TP in San Antonio. I know that I am for the first time ACTIVELY volunteering to campaign for any politician. That and Rep Charles Gonzalez has been Pelosi’s lapdog long enough… time for him to go to the doghouse where he belongs.
Funny thing is Trotter is backed by the RNC… yet I have yet to see even one commercial funded by the RNC for him.
Report Post »lynnep
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 7:24pmYou are right we need to start on a local level to take over, we have an organization that is non partisan so we endorse no one but many of our members are running for republican central committee in our county because the establishment is not very conservative, we had a delegate and state senator decide for our county that we would get a union for our sheriff’s dept. that none of us wanted they were both republicans and people are pizzed off they have claimed they are supported buy the teaparty in an ad in the paper but are not they are trying to hijack the movement to get votes when they have attacked some the the people in our local teaparty, it has gotten ugly and these type of people need to be removed from leadership in both parties but somehow I don’t see it happening in the democratic party.
Report Post »GOTT-EM-MAUSER
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 9:52pmDebrabate,
I’ll wager that the RNC will be very frugal with any financial backing for Trotter. Running for the Henry B. Gonzales Heirship Congressional seat is a pure suicide mission. Charlie Gonzales is every bit as good a Communist as his father was for 60 years. Granted ole papa Henry used jobs at Kelly AFB as his vote buying mechanism, but son Charlie now presides over one of the largest Welfare Populations anywhere. Not even the Vegas wise guys would bet a nickle that a Republican candidate of any kind could get that seat, and certainly not a non hispanic named Trotter.
As an aside Charlie Gonzales is a charter member of the “ReConquista Communistas” as we call them, including Ciro the ZERO Rodriguez and Henry the COMMUNST Cuellar. The only one of the three that faces even a token challenge is Ciro Rodriguez. He is up against a fella by the name of Francisco Conseco, so at least old Francisco will get a few votes anyway. Cuellar is our Resident Communist, but he‘s safe as a baby in it’s mother’s arms, he’s running against a Gringo named Underwood. But it is loads of fun to give them as much trouble as we can, whenever we can. They all have the characteristic ‘Malo Macho” thing going on, so every once in a while if you poke em just right, they loose it, and go “Ballistico”!!
Report Post »jcatlanta
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 5:38pmThese people just don’t get it. I was a delegate for Roanald Reagan in 76 when he lost and was very much a Republican. I still identified with the Republican party when Reagan won in 80. But when Bush sr was elected I was very uncomfortable about his stands (or lack of them). It was then I realized I could no longer identify as a Republican. I am a conservative that leans toward Libertarianism, but I am a strict Constitutionalist. I don’t give any party my blind alliance. I vote for the person that will uphold the Constitution. Both parties just don’t get it yet. I may not have a lot to donate, but I‘ll donate to O’Donnell. This really makes me angry. The GOP leadership sucks!!!!!!! They are every bit as corrupt as the Dems. We the people are going to take over the GOp or we will have to start another. Its easier to use whats in place, but we must expose the leadership for what they are: liars and deceivers. They are not the conservative party, they are the “whats in it for me party just like the Dems”. I want someone with NO political background. How could they ever in a million years do worse than these professional thieves and liars. I’d mush rather take my chances and a “real” person with their heart in the right place than someone thats already learned how to pick my pocket in DC.
Report Post »With the internet, we thw people can unit and be a real force to be reckened with in politics. All we have to do is to get engaged in the process and support real candidates (citizen legislators)..
DagneyT
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 5:38pmThe GOP “dunned” me with red letter envelopes complaining my “dues” were past due for months, to which I responded that they were never getting another dime for me until they started backing conservatives. I am a conservative FIRST, so I just sent Christine $50. The GOP is going to be dragged back, kicking and screaming, to fundamental principles by the TEA Party candidates, or they will never get another dime of my money!
Report Post »CarolynAnn
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 5:28pmGo Christine…..I sent you a donation because we have to do more than talk if we want change.
Report Post »DagneyT
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 5:38pmBravo, Carolynann. Me too!
Report Post »Ronrico
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 7:28pmDitto Carrolynann – I sent a donation as well. If everyone else wants to help, talk the talk and walk the walk. You all can see she is up against a well funded machine, help her out so we can get the RINO’s out of office!
Report Post »Joseph
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 8:02pmHere too even in Cali!!
Report Post »poppopschell
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 8:36pmIs she part of Senator DeMints PAC cabdidates? If NOT, thewn I question here conservative credentials.
Report Post »Leslie_Benedict
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 5:24pmJohn Cornyn and the NRSC have crossed the line – again – on this. Sending “legal assistance” to Murkowski in Alaska and now this smear against O’Donnell is the final straw. Cornyn is an elite, inside-the-beltway career politician who needs to be sent packing.
Report Post »Debrabate
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 6:07pmI am in Cornyn’s district… can you please provide me the proof so I can decide before election day on who I really want to vote for?
Report Post »GOTT-EM-MAUSER
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 10:36pmDebrabate,
Can’t recite you chapter and verse with regard to Cornyn, I’ve just lived here for 60+ years, so I kinda know the lay of the land. Cornyn is exactly like most all of the Statewide Candidates here, old style Demo-Communists that have morphed into new wave Republi-Socialists. Our Governor “Great Hair Perry” started out working in Al Gore’s Presidential campaign many moons ago. Kay Bailey and Cornyn are both Washington Beltway Clubers that have gotten elected time after time by the “Lesser of Two Evils” default position. Same for Perry and it was the same for George Bush. Texas was a Democratic Stonghold until the Democrats went completely Communist, so lots of them kinda did the two step over to the Republi-Socialist party and continued with business as usual. Cornyn is a supporter of ‘Immigration Reform” as long as it means Amnesty for all of them to make his Cash Cows happy; Farming, Ranching, Oil and Construction. These folks love more Illegal Mexicans because they depress the wages for everybody legal and illegal. All of the aformentioned suspects also just love their Government Subsidies and pork barrel projects. Ag Welfare, both State and Federal is the backbone of the Agricultural Community in Texas. Haliburton and Brown&Root don’t live in Texas by accident.
So if you are looking for “Real Conservatives” any higher up the food chain than County Sheriff, expect something like the fellow with his latern, looking for an “Honest Man”
Report Post »jcatlanta
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 11:01pm@GOTT-EM-MAUSER:
Report Post »My name is John and I’m from dirty SA (my home is in Atlanta now). I could see by your writing about HB that you know alot about San Antonio and Texas politics. I’ve lost track of Texas politics since I moved away from TX in 94. I wondered about Cornyn and you confirm what I thought. I knew Kay was a wolf in sheeps clothing. I went to A&M and wish i could get back. I really like your insights. Email me if you get a chance. jcatlanta@yahoo.com
natstew
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 5:24pmThe Republican Party leaders had better wake up to the will of the people if they want to remain a part of the Republican Party.
Lindsy Graham makes me feel like puking, so do many other established Republicans.
Report Post »RESTORATION1787
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 5:41pmGraham has got to go,go,go,go,away!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Report Post »2ndrevolution
Posted on September 15, 2010 at 2:10amGraham was instrumental in why the republican party failed “we the people” while the republican party had control of the house, senate and presidency for 6 years.
Graham, McCain, Snowe, Collins, Spector or anyone else like them are not needed in the republican party. If the GOP wants these types they can have them and the “tea-party” movement will turn the GOP into the tiny third party.
Report Post »dteam270
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 5:18pmThe Republicans are starting to realize that their head is also on the block. It could become messy if the tea party becomes a viable party. Both the dems and repubs consolidate their power to take out the tea party.
Report Post »jcatlanta
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 5:59pmThat’s my concern too, but I feel there are plenty of people that are already in the Republican party that would support Tea party candidates in congress. They would have to go against the corrupt Republican leadership and form coalitions with Independent Tea Party candidates, but I feel the atmosphere is right now.
Report Post »kralspaces
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 8:46pmTea Party Caucus. The members include Reps. Mike Pence of Indiana, Pete Hoekstra of Michigan, Paul Broun of Georgia, Todd Tiahrt of Kansas, John Carter of Texas, Cliff Stearns of Florida, Dan Burton of Indiana and of course Michele Backmann of Minn.
Report Post »american1st
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 5:10pmliberal republicans and GOP politics as usual are as much of a problem in this country as the democrats and the left, there is an anti incumbent, anti RINO as well as a anti democrat mood in this country for a reason….
Report Post »jcatlanta
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 5:55pmThat’s what neither side nor the talking heads on TV understand. I was so happy when Miller in Alaska won. He is the type of candidate we need. I say we vote out EVERY single incumbent. I’m for totally cleaning house.
Report Post »Hugh Williams
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 8:03pmThe true problem in government is the people we have elected no longer think they are there to serve to people. The political class has come think it is their right to govern the unwashed masses. They believe the people should serve them. This is not a Republican vs. Democrat thing. Both parties think they are ordained to rule over us. How dare any of the peasants challenge their right to power.
Report Post »notimeforthis
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 8:44pmamerican1st and jcatlanta you are right about the message. How about all of us meet in Washington,
Report Post »Wed after election day in November, bring buckets mops clean rags and lots and lots of bleach.
We need to clean the stench that you can smell a mile away. We will keep cleaning each election until we are satisfied. We need to bring our kids along too! All need to be taught that cleaning Washington is not for the faint of heart!
GOTT-EM-MAUSER
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 9:01pmJCATLANTA,
I agree that we must clean house, but I must also disagree with the notion that none of the ususal supects and the media realize this. They know alright. They simply Can Not even countenance that as a reality. To do so would take from them, their total control over the BIG GOVERNMENT PARTY that they ALL benefit from. They work overtime to make this a choice between Rs and Ds and NOTHING else. They know all too well that unless they can control the choices we are allowed to have, there is no way they can control the final outcome. ALL ELECTIONS in this country have long been nothing more than dog and pony shows of carefully chosen BIG GOVERNMENT PARTY candidates. When we loose, we loose, and when we think we won, we loose. Believe me, IF the ELITE RULING CLASS could co-opt the Tea Party Movement into the BIG GOVERNMENT TENT, we would have a Three Party System in a heartbeat.
Report Post »jcatlanta
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 10:36pm@GOTT-EM-MAUSER: I think most of the minions don’t get it but the corrupt leadership of both parties do get it but it feeds them so nothing changes. I agree with your point. I think what you are saying is exactly what Billy Clinton’s mentor said:
“The argument that the two parties should represent opposed ideals and policies, one, perhaps, of the Right and the other of the Left, is a foolish idea acceptable only to doctrinaire and academic thinkers. Instead, the two parties should be almost identical, so that the American people can ‘throw the rascals out’ at any election without leading to any profound or extensive shifts in policy” (Georgetown University Professor Carroll Quigley, Tragedy and Hope, 1966.)
I’m glad you see and understand. I am finally seeing that there are a lot of people that get it. What we have going for us is the elites are so overconfident that they cannot conceive of the fact the stupid electorate might figure out what they are doing and be able to field real candidates. They think we will just go back to sleep regardless of what happens in Nov. I know I’m in this for the long haul and I feel the formerly silent majority feels the same way. I feel this will probably take a decade or more but I‘m not quitting and I’m not going away. I owe it to my children and to the country I dearly love.
Report Post »jds7171
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 5:08pmIts funny how the Incumbent GOP’s talk about her finances, and the country is 13 trillion dollars in debt. The country (company) they have been running for years.
Report Post »Taquoshi
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 7:13pmNot quite. Please remember that during most of W’s second term, Congress was controlled by Democrats. And Charles (bless his little heart) Rangel was chair of the Ways and Means Committee. (Background noise – cha-ching!!!) During Slick Willie’s reign, the Republicans controlled Congress and there was a surplus. Also, you have to factor in that BO and his Democratic Congress has saddled us with debt that is up to almost five times (last time I heard) of the debt we had when W left office.
Report Post »1Rebel
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 4:58pmJust another example of how the establishment is OUT OF TOUCH with the working folks who made this the great nation it once was.
Report Post »Today, everyone (i.e. both sides) are trying to tell us what we need. NO YOU WORK FOR US! Get a CLUE!
tobywil2
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 4:58pmSenator Graham states that the “Tea Party Movement” is unsustainable. Perhaps, that is just wishful thinking on Senator Graham’s part.
The fact is that it is that either the “Tea Party Movement” or Senator Graham will go the way of the Dodo bird.
A RINO like Senator Graham cannot survive in a nation of citizens that understand that FREEDOM RESULTS IN PROSPERITY AND THAT TYRANNY IS THE ROOT OF POVERTY AND DESPAIR. His statement proves that he understands his peril. Senator Graham’s early support of Cap and Trade proves he is an enemy of individual freedom (Capitalism) and a “Wannabe Peer.” RINOS like Senator Graham are more of a danger to the American Revolution than the admitted tyrants like Obama.
We the people will not yield to the tyranny of King George III regardless of the nomenclature.
THROW THE RASCALS OUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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notimeforthis
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 5:18pmNancy Graham is another symptom of the problem. We hope South Carolina takes care of that!
Report Post »He’s too loose a cannon. Never know what he will vote for next. Bye Bye!
We can control Washingotn by watching who we send there! Just because the GOP likes them doesn’t mean a thing!
DagneyT
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 5:46pmAnd it is too sad that JD self-destructed in Arizona! We could have been rid of Lindsay’s buddy if he had not crowed about getting “free money” from grants. Talk about lame-brained moves, JD! Conservatism just IS, and real Americans need to take up the mantle and brave the fight the way Christine is doing! God bless the TEA Party movement!
Report Post »jcatlanta
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 5:51pmWhen Graham comes up again for election, I will give as much money as I possibly can afford to vote him out. He makes me sick. I feel he is condescending. He is for Cap and Trade so you know he is a progressive.
Report Post »Stupid Windmill
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 9:54pm“FREEDOM RESULTS IN PROSPERITY AND THAT TYRANNY IS THE ROOT OF POVERTY AND DESPAIR”
Tell that to Saudi Arabia.
Report Post »Knight
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 4:58pmI have financial problems too.I think it makes her a real person because she feels the sting of being broke.Castle…not so much. He voted for cap n trade, that alone makes him a detached fool.
Report Post »jcatlanta
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 5:46pmHe’s a detached tool!!! I agree with you. Having money problems means you are real. It could be more than that and it could mean they might steal money, but I’d rather take my chances on her after hearing her positions on things rather than vote in a known progressive like Castle. He is the exact type of person we HAVE to vate out. Just like Graham and McCain. We need to get rid of these RINO’s.
Report Post »smartypoop
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 4:56pmI really wish the GOP would “get it” and work with the TP to find the best and the brightest candidate, not against them. They simply refuse to understand that the conservatives turned away from the GOP and joined the TP out of frustration with the oxymoron of “progressive republicans” and they’re out of control spending. Independents are turning to the TP because they don’t like the progressive policies and out of control spending. If they don’t “conservative up” and stick to it, they will not be supported by the TP, or the majority of conservatives, for that matter.
Report Post »DagneyT
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 5:43pmAmen, my friend, Amen!
Report Post »ajt
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 6:47pmWe’re here to help you…
Here’s a slogan for signs, bumper stickers, hats and t-shirt makers –
- Government… we’re from “the people”… and we’re here to help you.
- RNC… we’re “the people”… and we’re here to help you
- RNC… are you LISTENING???… we’re “the people”… and we’re here to help you.
- RNC… we’re “tea party patriots”… and we’re here to help you.
- RNC… we’re American patriots… and we’re here to help you.
- RNC… we’re America… and we’re here to help you.
Art
Report Post »STOP! Islamization Of America
tepartyblog.info
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 10:03pmIf your an incumbent you can pack your bags because you aren’t the best and the brightest candidate
Report Post »paulnashtn
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 4:54pmThe proper place for the republican party is OUT of the primaries — the very fact that they are taking sides is a violation of the very principles of the party
Report Post »poppopschell
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 8:31pmtHAT IS VERY TURE BUT YOU SEE WHEN POWER IS BEING LOST, GOP establiushment becomes just like the progressives and Obama. This is a disgrace and shows exactly why the GOP is NOT the place for rule by law.
Report Post »Okpulot Taha
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 4:50pmI strongly support Christine O’Donnell. I support all Tea Party candidates whether I like them or not. Having “outsider” candidates not from Capitol Hill is refreshing. I do love watching Tea Party people kick the sorry backside of the GOP clean over the moon.
However, O’Donnell publicly stating her personal war on masturbation concerns me a bit. Suppose she would have hard time writing legislation against this rather private matter.
Okpulot Taha
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Joseph
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 7:02pmShe’s got people in California donating to her campain, what does that tell you! Go Christine!!!
Report Post »kierstin1989
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 7:29pmIndeed – that is a personal issue….and who’s going to be the enforcer against a nation of hormonal teenage boys?! Yeesh…this is Miller vs. California all over again!
Report Post »notimeforthis
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 4:41pmWhat your step GOP you maybe showing your Preogressive 2 step! Let’s Dance!
Report Post »Earn your conservatism! This one isn’t an ordinary election season!
Danglingbags Daddy
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 4:35pmWhere”s my tv dinner?!?!?!?!?!
Joseph
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 7:06pmHey Daddy,
Could you grt your kd out of my yard before you start eating? He’s burning ants again.
Report Post »tobywil2
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 7:55pmIf Obama’s teleprompter malfunctioned and flashed the TRUTH and Obama chocked on that truth, could the HEIMLICH MANEUVER be applied in time to avoid Biden becoming President? http://commonsense21c.com/
Report Post »Sicboy
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 7:59pmHe stepped in that one. Enjoy Dingy.
Report Post »Joseph
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 8:01pmtobywil2,
It doesn’t matter how it happened or what the outcome is. the whole thing will be blamed on the last 8 years and George Bush. And a sprinkling of Reagan just to be smug…
Report Post »poppopschell
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 8:28pmIF YOU NEW TO BLAZE, PLEASE REALIZE THAT DANGLES IS HERE TO GET YOU‘LL DO WHAT YOU’LL ARE DOING. WASTING VALUABLE TIME AND PHYSIC ENERGY. MANY, MANY TRUE cONSTITUTIONALISTS HAVE REPEATEDLY ASKED NOT TO RESPOND TO TROUBLE MAKERS. PLEASE RESPECT YOUR FELLOW CONSTITUTIONALISTS. PLEASE!!!
Report Post »independentvoteril
Posted on September 13, 2010 at 12:12ampoppopschell.. come on now that’s not be a good hostess or host.. besides they are such idiots they are FUNNY..
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