Huffington Post
10/4/10
In her first television ad for Delaware's general election Senate race, Republican candidate Christine O'Donnell takes on a matter that has ignited controversy around her campaign: an old video clip in which she says she's "dabbled into witchcraft."
The suggestion from O'Donnell came during a 1999 appearance she made on "Politically Incorrect," HBO host Bill Maher's former ABC program.
"I'm not a witch," says the conservative hopeful at the beginning of the newly-released 30-second spot. "I'm nothing you've heard. I'm you."
Speaking very slowly and looking straight into the camera, O'Donnell continues, "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." Link to complete article
Use something other than the Huff n Puff as your source. They are nothing more than a bunch of political hacks. Is O'Donnell Senate material? Probably more so then Charlie Rangel or Maxine Waters are Congressman or Congresswoman. Probably more so then Chris Coons because he has already asserted his propensity to raise taxes no matter what!
ReplyDeleteChris Coons KNOWS government has the amswer to all of our problems.