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Christine O'Donnell

51 durable postsStarted 2010-10-20Latest 2010-11-06
#88908Post 1 of 51

[URL]http://www.cnn.com/video/?/video/politics/2010/10/20/ac.odonnell.constitution.gaffe.cnn[/URL]

:roflmao:

Good lord. This is the final nail in the coffin for this idiot. I cannot wait until Friday night when Bill Maher rips her a total new asshole on this one.

Anderson Cooper above is tearing her a new one in the clip, but a lot more civilly.

#1421784Post 2 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

did you see last fridays real time? that montage they put together was the final nail imo :lol:

#1421786Post 3 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

^yeah, i've been watching him rip her to shit every week, it has been funny. this last clip though...man.

#1421802Post 4 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

Who is more stupid, a non-lawyer who correctly asserts that the first amendment does not contain the phrase 'separation of church and state', or a yale law school alumnus (Coons) who later in the questions could not identify the five freedoms guaranteed in the first amendment?

anyone? beuller? anyone?

#1421806Post 5 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

I'm going with the non-lawyer who was actually trying to say that since the exact words 'separation of church and state' are not written exactly as-is in the constitution, then this should be allowable.

#1421836Post 6 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

the cognitive dissonance is so loud, i can hear it from up here in cleveland

#1421874Post 7 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

Phew, it's political, I thought for a minute NCIS LA was going to be some cross dressing episode

#1422055Post 8 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

she craz man.

#1422070Post 9 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

[QUOTE=Lambretta71;898876]Phew, it's political, I thought for a minute NCIS LA was going to be some cross dressing episode[/QUOTE]:Howdy:

#1426553Post 10 of 51

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[URL="http://gawker.com/5674353/i-had-a-one+night-stand-with-christine-odonnell?skyline=true&s=i"][/URL][COLOR=black][URL="http://gawker.com/5674353/i-had-a-one+night-stand-with-christine-odonnell"]I Had a One-Night Stand With Christine O'Donnell[/URL][/COLOR]

[quote] [I]Three years ago this week, an intoxicated [URL="http://gawker.com/tag/christineodonnell/"]Christine O'Donnell[/URL] showed up at the apartment of a 25-year-old Philadelphian and ended up spending the night in his bed. Here's his story—and photos—of his escapade with the would-be Delaware senator.[/I][/quote]AWESOM-O

#1426565Post 11 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

$1000 says she writes a book after she loses.

#1426568Post 12 of 51

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[QUOTE=floridaorange;900708]$1000 says she writes a book after she [COLOR=magenta]looses[/COLOR].[/QUOTE]

Shes a 'virgin'. Damn have some class. :lol:

#1426578Post 13 of 51

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[IMG]http://imgur.com/vzHXL.gif[/IMG]

#1426614Post 14 of 51

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[IMG]http://www.whudat.com/clicks/images/click_icet_coco6.jpg[/IMG]

#1426687Post 15 of 51

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[QUOTE=res0nat0r;900696][URL="http://gawker.com/5674353/i-had-a-one+night-stand-with-christine-odonnell?skyline=true&s=i"][/URL][COLOR=black][URL="http://gawker.com/5674353/i-had-a-one+night-stand-with-christine-odonnell"]I Had a One-Night Stand With Christine O'Donnell[/URL][/COLOR]

AWESOM-O[/QUOTE]

There are no bigots, which can compare to liberal bigots. But hey, if you can take vicarious satisfaction from the tasteless trolling committed by dumbass phaggots, then whose to stop your smugness?

[url]http://www.thesmokinggun.com/buster/gawker/trail-anonymous-christine-odonnells-sex-free-pal[/url]

[url]http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1010/44365.html[/url]

#1426711Post 16 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

not like shes going to have a chance of winning anyway.

#1426713Post 17 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

If it makes any difference, I didn't view her any differently "politically" based off the validity of the story, although I questioned it. Then again I am not a liberal bigot :lol:

as stated above, she never had a chance and was in WAY over her head.

#1427027Post 18 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

She's closed the large gap somewhat, but highly unlikely enough to win. I don't think she's too concerned either about losing. She will have a career being a tea party leader like Sarah Palin and make a lot of $$$.

#1427463Post 19 of 51

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i'd hit it. witch or not. :lol:

she became a political joke unusually quick. sucks for her!

#1427534Post 20 of 51

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A "born again Virgin " :CrackUp: :CrackUp: :CrackUp: :CrackUp: :CrackUp:

As for the story, much ado about nothing !!

#1427548Post 21 of 51

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[QUOTE=88Mariner;900855]There are no bigots, which can compare to liberal bigots. But hey, if you can take vicarious satisfaction from the tasteless trolling committed by dumbass phaggots, then whose to stop your smugness?

[URL]http://www.thesmokinggun.com/buster/gawker/trail-anonymous-christine-odonnells-sex-free-pal[/URL]

[URL]http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1010/44365.html[/URL][/QUOTE] Bravo and a big up yours to the commie statist libs who just got buttfucked tonight. Unfortunately, with Coons taking victory tonight, Connectictut proved how they feel about the Military and re-electing cons like Coons who misrepresent the nature of their service to make themselves look better.

That smug Boxer unfortunately garnered too many nuts in CA and the hated Reid pulled in the union votes and the illegals, so it seems, so we're stuck with 4 more years of their loathsome shit.

Oh yea, 59% [I]still[/I] want CommieCare repealed and I count myself as a proud member of that group.

#1427623Post 22 of 51

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woooohooo back to undoing any progress made and staying in the exact same in debt country we are as of today. go usa! standard non-progress.

#1427680Post 23 of 51

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Yea, that HC"R" sure is well on its way to reducing our deficit. You can have your "progress" courtesy of big brother. Yesterday's election was a rejection of statist progressives who think THEY know what's best for the rest of us (it was the equivalent of the 2006/8 elections that were referendums against the Repubs more than anything. Yesterday's elections barring a few exceptions represented a big hell no to the progressives leading us down the path towards tyranny).

#1427683Post 24 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

Its people revolting against Obama because they were stupid enough to think that one president could change the shittest economy we've had in decades around in 2 years and bringing the country back to the same point where we were before. One step forward 4 back FTW. Same olde' shit that will keep happening for the next 20 years, but it is to be expected.

#1427684Post 25 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

Republicans and Democrats are equal asshats. Fuck the lot of them. Two cheeks, same ass. Congrats on...whatever you think you won.

#1427685Post 26 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

[QUOTE=Jenks;902092]Republicans and Democrats are equal asshats. Fuck the lot of them. Two cheeks, same ass. Congrats on...whatever you think you won.[/QUOTE]

I don't think anyone has won shit because you are exactly right. Until you kill every lobbyist in Washington nothing is going to change anytime.

#1427705Post 27 of 51

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I agree lobbyists are just as guilty as empty suits making promises.

Oh, and one Pres lying to get elected (i.e. "I don't believe in the mandate") in the primary doesn't do this current one any favors.

#1427708Post 28 of 51

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[IMG]http://imgur.com/n4NB2.jpg[/IMG]

#1427712Post 29 of 51

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^Some bitter "progressive" must have created that graphic.

One other thing, putting a stop to the socialist fanatics in Congress IS a win for me. I'm glad the rest of you are fanatical about being penalized for breathing because you're choosing to approach healthcare insurance as a FREE person and by your OWN terms and not as a slave to the state.

#1427742Post 30 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

Here's a discussion to watch: [url]http://www.charlierose.com/view/interview/11269[/url]

Live analysis of the midterm elections with Al Hunt of Bloomberg News, historian Doris Kearns Goodwin, Erica Williams Deputy Director of Progress 2050, Frank Rich of "The New York Times," Jack Welch, Jon Meacham, Vin Weber, former Congressman from Minnesota, John Harris of Politico, Kevin Sheekey and Walter Isaacson, President and CEO of the Aspen Institute

#1427750Post 31 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

[QUOTE=vinnie97;902124]^Some bitter "progressive" must have created that graphic.

One other thing, putting a stop to the socialist fanatics in Congress IS a win for me. I'm glad the rest of you are fanatical about being penalized for breathing because you're choosing to approach healthcare insurance as a FREE person and by your OWN terms and not as a slave to the state.[/QUOTE]

There is nothing wrong with being penalized for not paying into the healthcare system if you have the ability to pay for it but choose not to. This is the one of the richest countries in the world with the highest rate of uninsured people, so the system is broken. If you don't want to throw money you can afford into the pile to help your fellow citizens out then you are just a cheap ass bastard who complains about this, but will go to Ruth Chris' tonight and buy a filet for 35.99$ and then go hit Jackass 2 for 12.50$ with a 18.00$ popcorn (extra butter of course) and a coke. Your selfishness has failed.

#1427752Post 32 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

[QUOTE=res0nat0r;902091]Its people revolting against Obama because they were stupid enough to think that one president could change the shittest economy we've had in decades around in 2 years and bringing the country back to the same point where we were before. One step forward 4 back FTW. Same olde' shit that will keep happening for the next 20 years, but it is to be expected.[/QUOTE]

he's taken a bad economy and made it magnificently worse.

It must be Opposite day EVERY DAY in D.C. amirite?

[video=youtube;EEOIhLZ3Uxw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEOIhLZ3Uxw&feature=player_embedded[/video]

btw, your adoration of Zero is crackin' me up.

#1427754Post 33 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

[QUOTE=res0nat0r;902164]blah blah blah, the commerce clause has no meaning blah blah blah[/QUOTE]

lmao i was like lmao. how the ...what the....i don't even.....facepalm

you remember jim mora right? maybe this will help. [video=youtube;yADjeW58fpI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yADjeW58fpI&feature=player_embedded[/video]

#1427759Post 34 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

sounds like the same stuff bill maher makes fun of every week on the people who think obama has just driven things in the ground with their incorrect interpertation of how the relief package was setup. he was fucked from the start and everyone thought the us would be shangri lah in 2 years, so he was fucked from day one.

other than that, i dont care much, just my opinion. i dont give a shit either way because the us is going to be in the same place it is now for a long while no matter who is in control, nothin much gonna hap. just let me go to work and get my paycheck and have some free time during the weekend and im good. :D

#1427760Post 35 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

back to more important items:

[IMG]http://imgur.com/eyqDr.jpg[/IMG]

:lol:

#1427775Post 36 of 51

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[QUOTE=88Mariner;902166]he's taken a bad economy and made it magnificently worse. .[/QUOTE]

Wrong, he slowed a snowballing economy from plummeting even further.

#1427788Post 37 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

^He with the help of the FED infused toxic trillions into the system ensuring we have no way of returning the money without hardcore austerity implementation. Bushy should have never rescued AIG when their fallout was a direct consequence of risky mortgages (greedy bankers in conjunction with foolish political mandates for those who have no business possessing a mortgage made for the perfect easy credit disaster). As RunningMan put it in another thread, it's the equivalent of can-kicking. At some point, you have to pay the piper after printing up all that toxicity.

[QUOTE=res0nat0r;902164]There is nothing wrong with being penalized for not paying into the healthcare system if you have the ability to pay for it but choose not to. This is the one of the richest countries in the world with the highest rate of uninsured people, so the system is broken. If you don't want to throw money you can afford into the pile to help your fellow citizens out then you are just a cheap ass bastard who complains about this, but will go to Ruth Chris' tonight and buy a filet for 35.99$ and then go hit Jackass 2 for 12.50$ with a 18.00$ popcorn (extra butter of course) and a coke. Your selfishness has failed.[/QUOTE] Your asinine and presumptive analysis fails. I'm struggling enough as IT IS to be penalized further for not giving into the demands of you authoritative types. America by and large agrees. And this kind of thing is happening in liberal hotbeds all over the country, the latest with the banning of the happy meal in San Fransicko, FFS.

This article describes the overwhelming sentiment on election night best:

[URL="http://www.theunionleader.com/article.aspx?headline=George+F.+Will%3a+Liberals%2c+note+the+repudiation&articleId=bfe039de-7bac-4fc4-a671-e25352eec172"]http://www.theunionleader.com/article.aspx?headline=George+F.+Will%3a+Liberals%2c+note+the+repudiation&articleId=bfe039de-7bac-4fc4-a671-e25352eec172[/URL]

[quote]"These ideas," Boudreaux says, "are almost exclusively about how other people should live their lives. These are ideas about how one group of people (the politically successful) should engineer everyone else's contracts, social relations, diets, habits and even moral sentiments." Liberalism's ideas are "about replacing an unimaginably large multitude of diverse and competing ideas . . . with a relatively paltry set of 'Big Ideas' that are politically selected, centrally imposed, and enforced by government, not by the natural give, take and compromise of the everyday interactions of millions of people." [/quote]

Also, the right to free health insurance is not granted by the constitution by damn and you entitlement statists attempting to redefine it with your social engineering will be (a component of) our undoing:

[URL]http://obtuseobserver.com/?p=1208[/URL] (Natural Law is all that the Bill of Rights promises and by creating an increasing number of positive laws, which can be altered and even removed at will by any govt. that enacts them, you create unsustainability and the opportunity for serious abuse).

#1427875Post 38 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

Mcdonalds is f*cking poison

But hey, that's just like my opinion man.

#1427897Post 39 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

[QUOTE=floridaorange;902193]Wrong, he slowed a snowballing economy from plummeting even further.[/QUOTE]

and he's made the situation a hundred times worse when it does bottom out. too big to fail, on a macro scale. lmao. let's just borrow our way back to normalcy. brilliant idea imo.

#1427907Post 40 of 51

Re: Christine O'Donnell

There's poison (CO2) in the air, let's force everyone to wear face masks.

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