Proof that Christine O'Donnell Has Hit The Turnip Truck

[discocrisco01]

The Caucus Blog reports

Christine O’Donnell, the Republican Delaware Senate candidate, and her Democratic opponent, Chris Coons, hurled personal attacks at each other in a nationally-televised debate Wednesday night.

A feisty, aggressive Ms. O’Donnell called Mr. Coons a Marxist whose beliefs came from a socialist professor and said he would “rubber stamp” the policies of the Democrats in Washington. Mr. Coons raised questions about whether Ms. O’Donnell’s faith would drive her positions on social issues like abortion, prayer and evolution.

Pressed by CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer, Ms. O’Donnell refused to say whether she believed evolution was a myth, saying that “what I believe is irrelevant.” As she did throughout the first half of the debate, Ms. O’Donnell quickly tried to return the focus to Mr. Coons, saying, “I would argue there are more people who support my Catholic faith than his Marxist belief.”

Mr. Coons responded that the source of her charge – an article he wrote as a student – was “a joke” that his Republican friends at the time conceived when he registered as a Democrat.

She shows the Republicans are electing the insane asylum. The fall of the republic will blamed on uninformed electorate.

[kevinbgoode]

1. She's terrible. . .frankly, she is an embarassment

to the people of Delaware. And she acts desperate for that federal paycheck, particularly when she has no job if she loses this election.

[valerief]

2. She'll put the Supreme Court decisions she objects to up on her website.

Wasn't that Palin answer once?

[tridim]

3. You forgot "pornography".

She iz so dum.

[valerief]

9. Right!!!! And she doesn't want to utilize Mirandize rights.

:rofl:

[Guilded Lilly]

4. “what I believe is irrelevant.” And there you have it, out of her own lips.

[toddwv]

6. I was thinking the same exact thing

Looks like I have a new signature and if Coons is smart, he has a new political ad. :)

[Johonny]

7. She'll believe whatever the corporation pay her to believe

her own personal beliefs will never affect her judgment on voting for legislation. In that I have no doubt.

[Drale]

5. If people like this get elected

look to be invaded in the near future, because it will show how weak we truly have become.

[Renew Deal]

8. If she wants creationism taught as an equal, then she believes it.