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Yes, not knowing anything about Supreme Court case law or the Soviet-Afghan War or school curricula or much of anything else certainly qualifies her in the minds of those Americans whose hearts were warmed by "Dumb and Dumber."
The only candidate who has her beat in the clueless category is the right hon. Mr. Paladino, who pledged to reopen the Guantanamo Camp if it's shut down.
The funny thing is, the GOP might have taken the Senate if they hadn't nominated certifiable lunatics like O'Donnell and Sharron Angle.
Originally Posted by djacques This is going to be about as one-sided as a gang rape.
What mind does a person have to possess, to even think of gang rape, when talking about an election? Is that the first thing you thought of?
Psychologically speaking...
After the debate O'Donnell jumped up 10-12 points.
It could be closer than some think, when the day a Reckoning is upon us.
Nice try. It was from a different pollster, and from a pollster that has constantly had this race closer than every other pollster. In fact Coons lead actually increased by two points from the last Rasmussen poll.
The rally at the Delaware Agricultural Museum featured almost as many reporters and photographers as it did Delaware voters, although members of O'Donnell's campaign and those of Republican U.S. House candidate Glen Urquhart were out in force.
Several dozen people were there, not including reporters.
an informal survey of the parking lot showed at least as many cars from Virginia and Washington, D.C., as there were cars from Delaware
The Christine O'Donnell-Chris Coons debate Wednesday night may have made for good TV, but it didn't change many voters' minds, according to a University of Delaware poll released Friday.
The UD Center for Political Communication had earlier polled likely voters just before the debate and found that Coons had a 21-point lead over O'Donnell, at 54 percent to 33 percent.
The University of Delaware poll showing a Coons lead of 21 points reached 891 likely voters and has a margin of error of 3.5 percent.
The Rasmussen poll that showed Coons with only an 11 point lead reached 500 people and has a margin of error of 4.5 percent.
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