Texy Posted September 15, 2010 Posted September 15, 2010 Meet Christine O'Donnell currently running for the Senate seat race from Delaware abandoned by Joe Biden And this is her website about her: She's a Christian conservative who's part of S.A.L.T. -- Savior's Alliance for Lifting the Truth, a lobby group that focussed issues of morality. She's AGAINST MASTURBATION --- her argument if men can satisfy themselves then why is there a need for women in 'marriage'--- she's basically upholding the view of woman's role in marriage is just to satisfy men :haha: her S.A.L.T video on youtube from the 90s RzHcqcXo_NA&feature=player_embedded THIS WOMAN could very well win the Senate seat race and could be the future VERY powerful decision maker in American politics...... God help this country
Ram Posted September 15, 2010 Posted September 15, 2010 Lol, this primary season is getting more and more disastrous for the republicans. State after state, their establishment candidates are being beaten by the Tea-party backed nominees and the candidates themselves are getting whackier and whackier by the minute. Just look at some of the names that have won the republican party’s nomination in this year’s primary season. Sharron Angle (Nevada) – She has been nominated to run against Democratic Senate majority leader Harry Reid, who had an approval rating of 38% then. But the moment Angle won, his ratings have absolutely skyrocketed and he is tipped to retain that seat. No surprises there, just look at some of Angle’s positions. She wants to bring back alcohol prohibition and has warned that citizens might resort to ‘2nd amendment rememdies’ (cue; Guns), if they don’t like the direction in which the country is going. Rand Paul (Kentucky) – The consummate libertarian, he is against the 1964 civil rights act. Says private businesses have the right to discriminate. Joe Miller (Alaska) – He beat the establishment candidate Lisa Mckowski there. He wants to abolish the IRS and the Department of education and privatize social security. George Paladino (NY) – Won the Republican nomination for Governor. He has been caught in a firestorm after he allegedly sent offensive e-mails containing beatiality porn and racist content directed against President Obama And now, Mrs. Chritine O’Donnell – Another right-winger soo extreme, she’s advocating people to follow ‘total’ abstinence. Because of all thsese Cuckoo candidates getting nominated, the republicans are in grave danger of losing senate seats that they were previously guaranteed to win. The Republicans loved the tea-party when they stormed all the health care town halls and held all those tea-bag protests in D.C. Now, the devil they fostered and fed is now coming back to haunt them..:haha:
seedhi Posted September 15, 2010 Posted September 15, 2010 There is a general tendency of the voters (especially the conservatives) to favor the anti-establishment candidates, no matter what their credentials are. The Tea party has certainly mobilized the conservative base. On the other hand the Democratic base is rather disenchanted by Obama. Republicans may lose some winnable seats due to bad choice of Tea party candidates but over all they have gained immensely with the mobilization of the Tea party. It is also interesting to follow the fate of the handful of Indian Americans in the fray, most of them running for the House as Democrats. Sadly, this is going to be a bad year for Democrats and it will be difficult for these newcomer Indian Americans to pick up the seats.
ravishingravi Posted September 16, 2010 Posted September 16, 2010 Lack the MILF like qualities. How stupid is she?
ravishingravi Posted September 16, 2010 Posted September 16, 2010 Lol, this primary season is getting more and more disastrous for the republicans. State after state, their establishment candidates are being beaten by the Tea-party backed nominees and the candidates themselves are getting whackier and whackier by the minute. Just look at some of the names that have won the republican party’s nomination in this year’s primary season. Sharron Angle (Nevada) – She has been nominated to run against Democratic Senate majority leader Harry Reid, who had an approval rating of 38% then. But the moment Angle won, his ratings have absolutely skyrocketed and he is tipped to retain that seat. No surprises there, just look at some of Angle’s positions. She wants to bring back alcohol prohibition and has warned that citizens might resort to ‘2nd amendment rememdies’ (cue; Guns), if they don’t like the direction in which the country is going. Rand Paul (Kentucky) – The consummate libertarian, he is against the 1964 civil rights act. Says private businesses have the right to discriminate. Joe Miller (Alaska) – He beat the establishment candidate Lisa Mckowski there. He wants to abolish the IRS and the Department of education and privatize social security. George Paladino (NY) – Won the Republican nomination for Governor. He has been caught in a firestorm after he allegedly sent offensive e-mails containing beatiality porn and racist content directed against President Obama And now, Mrs. Chritine O’Donnell – Another right-winger soo extreme, she’s advocating people to follow ‘total’ abstinence. Because of all thsese Cuckoo candidates getting nominated, the republicans are in grave danger of losing senate seats that they were previously guaranteed to win. The Republicans loved the tea-party when they stormed all the health care town halls and held all those tea-bag protests in D.C. Now, the devil they fostered and fed is now coming back to haunt them..:haha: I though they were favourites for mid term election
yoda Posted September 16, 2010 Posted September 16, 2010 Lack the MILF like qualities. How stupid is she? :giggle:
Jadoo Posted September 16, 2010 Posted September 16, 2010 Lol, and I thought Bush was a fruitcake, didn't realise he was only the sample offering from the Republicans.
ravishingravi Posted September 16, 2010 Posted September 16, 2010 "Her argument - if men can satisfy themselves then why is there a need for women in marriage?" Someone has to earn a living and cook while the guy jerks off all day
Ram Posted September 18, 2010 Posted September 18, 2010 Christine O Donnell shared stage-space with high-profile, mainstream republicans like Mick Huckabee, Mitt Romney etc, in the 'Values Voters' summit held at Washington D.C, last week. This would be extremely hilarious, if only it wasnt so sad. You now have legitamate, high-profile republican candidates, who are almost certain to run for the party's nomination for the next presidential elections, sharing the dias with people who think mice now have human brains, homosexuality can be cured, no abortion even in case of rape and incest, masturbation is adultery, muslims from the expelled from the army and the country and whole host of other insane positions. What has the republican party come to? :hysterical:
Patriot_Nikhil Posted September 18, 2010 Posted September 18, 2010 Christine O Donnell shared stage-space with high-profile, mainstream republicans like Mick Huckabee, Mitt Romney etc, in the 'Values Voters' summit held at Washington D.C, last week. This would be extremely hilarious, if only it wasnt so sad. You now have legitamate, high-profile republican candidates, who are almost certain to run for the party's nomination for the next presidential elections, sharing the dias with people who think mice now have human brains, homosexuality can be cured, no abortion even in case of rape and incest, masturbation is adultery, muslims from the expelled from the army and the country and whole host of other insane positions. What has the republican party come to? :hysterical: And yet they are all set to sweep the liberals' majority out of the Congress. :giggle:
Ram Posted September 18, 2010 Posted September 18, 2010 And yet they are all set to sweep the liberals' majority out of the Congress. :giggle: History shows that the opposition party ALWAYS wins sits in the first mid-term of the presidential elections. This is true even the times are good. Imagine how hard is it for the Democrats when unemployment is still at a unreasonably high 9.7% and people are still hurting. :giggle: But Dems are still tipped to retain the control of the senate, thanks to nut-cake candidates like Sharon Angle and Christine O Donnell. Now, news out that current republican Alaskan senator Lisa Murkowski might run as a ride-in candidate against the tea-party 'privatize social security' candidate, Joe Miller who defeated her in the primaries :winky:
Patriot_Nikhil Posted September 18, 2010 Posted September 18, 2010 History shows that the opposition party ALWAYS wins sits in the first mid-term of the presidential elections. This is true even the times are good. Imagine how hard is it for the Democrats when unemployment is still at a unreasonably high 9.7% and people are still hurting. :giggle: But you are gonna deny that the Dems brought this on themselves with a pathetically woeful performance since taking control over Congress?! Poll after poll shows that the Americans cant wait to get rid of Pelosi and Reid as leaders... B-> And honestly, who can blame them?! :giggle: But Dems are still tipped to retain the control of the senate, thanks to nut-cake candidates like Sharon Angle and Christine O Donnell. Now, news out that current republican Alaskan senator Lisa Murkowski might run as a ride-in candidate against the tea-party 'privatize social security' candidate, Joe Miller who defeated her in the primaries :winky: That wouldnt be good for the GOP if its true but IMO i doubt if they would retain control of the Senate, but I guess the final word shall be in November...
Ram Posted September 18, 2010 Posted September 18, 2010 But you are gonna deny that the Dems brought this on themselves with a pathetically woeful performance since taking control over Congress?! Poll after poll shows that the Americans cant wait to get rid of Pelosi and Reid as leaders... B-> And honestly, who can blame them?! :giggle: I told you man, the Unemployment could have been at 7%, gas at $1.50/gallon, real-estate prices at an all-time high, the stock market at 10 year highs and the Dems would have STILL lost seats. Thats just the nature politics. Nothing do with Nancy Pelosi or Harry Reid. :winky: That wouldnt be good for the GOP if its true but IMO i doubt if they would retain control of the Senate, but I guess the final word shall be in November... The Dems are DEFINITELY retaining control of the senate. As far as the house is concerned, I wouldnt be sure if i were you. The Dems are are now literally tied with the republicans among registered voters, recovering from a staggering 10 pt difference only two weeks ago. Plus, the Republicans have promised to fillibuster the DoD Armed forces bill (which authorizes funding for the US army in Iraq and Afghanistan) if it contains repeal of Dont-ask-dont-tell and the DREAM act and also the middle-class tax cut bill, if it doesnt include tax cuts for the richest 2% of the Americans. The Dems are sure to use that against them. Above everything, once Obama gets into top-gear campaigning mode, then wait and see how the mood swings. He's the Democrats' 'Kraken'. :--D gb2zIR2rvRQ
Patriot_Nikhil Posted September 18, 2010 Posted September 18, 2010 I told you man' date=' the[b'] Unemployment could have been at 7%, gas at $1.50/gallon, real-estate prices at an all-time high, the stock market at 10 year highs and the Dems would have STILL lost seats. Thats just the nature politics. Nothing do with Nancy Pelosi or Harry Reid. :winky: Come on Morris, the reason that the reality is the opposite of the bolded part has largely to do with Nancy n Harry. Hence the disgust... The Dems are DEFINITELY retaining control of the senate. Like I said, Nov is quite a few days away, so we shall wait and see. :two_thumbs_up: As far as the house is concerned, I wouldnt be sure if i were you. The Dems are are now literally tied with the republicans among registered voters, recovering from a staggering 10 pt difference only two weeks ago. Plus, the Republicans have promised to fillibuster the DoD Armed forces bill (which authorizes funding for the US army in Iraq and Afghanistan) if it contains repeal of Dont-ask-dont-tell and the DREAM act and also the middle-class tax cut bill, if it doesnt include tax cuts for the richest 2% of the Americans. The Dems are sure to use that against them. Im more than sure that the way Harry included the DREAM Act in the DoD Armed Forces Bill gives Repubs P-L-E-N-T-Y of ammunition if they vote against it... Above everything, once Obama gets into top-gear campaigning mode, then wait and see how the mood swings. He's the Democrats' 'Kraken'. :--D Now you are being completely unrealistic. Half of the Dem candidates are running away from Obama. Heck some Dems are running on the fact that they voted against Obama and Nancy's whims on Healthcare and Stimulus... :giggle: Obama if anything is the Kriptonite for Dems' Supermen... :hysterical:
seedhi Posted September 19, 2010 Posted September 19, 2010 Above everything' date=' once Obama gets into top-gear campaigning mode, then wait and see how the mood swings. He's the Democrats' [b']'Kraken'. :--DWell then, say hello to the Medusa-Pelosi
Ram Posted September 19, 2010 Posted September 19, 2010 Come on Morris' date=' the reason that the [b']reality is the opposite of the bolded part has largely to do with Nancy n Harry. Hence the disgust... Stopped reading right there, thanks for saving me the trouble. :giggle:
Texy Posted September 19, 2010 Author Posted September 19, 2010 Here's BILL MAHER showing an old clip of Christine claiming to be into witchcraft...this doesn't get any better nECxQUi_pr0&feature=player_embedded
Clarke Posted September 19, 2010 Posted September 19, 2010 ^^ yea that was this friday, the first episode of the season. 22 effin appearances, that's a lot. Some of Bill's predictions turn out to be true, like the rise of the tea party. He's also predicted Sarah Palin running for the top job (prolly 2012) since last yr.
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