Christine O'Donnell is Clearly a Criminal...

@anniepa (27955)
United States
September 21, 2010 1:14pm CST
Today, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) filed complaints with the Delaware U.S. Attorney's Office and the Federal Election Commission (FEC) against newly-minted Delaware senatorial candidate Christine O'Donnell (R) for using campaign funds for personal living expenses. By misusing campaign funds, Ms. O'Donnell committed the crime of conversion; by lying about her expenditures on forms she filed with the FEC, she committed false statements; and by failing to include the campaign funds she misappropriated as income, she committed tax evasion. "Christine O'Donnell is clearly a criminal, and like any crook she should be prosecuted," said Melanie Sloan, CREW Executive Director. "Ms. O'Donnell has spent years embezzling money from her campaign to cover her personal expenses. Republicans and Democrats don't agree on much these days, but both sides should agree on one point: thieves belong in jail not the United States Senate." CREW's complaint is based, in part, on the affidavit of former campaign aide David Keegan. Mr. Keegan explained that in 2009, when Ms. O'Donnell was out of money, she paid her landlord, Brent Vasher, two months rent out of her campaign funds. On FEC forms, Ms. O'Donnell called the expenditures "expense reimbursements." Mr. Keegan also attested that Ms. O'Donnell routinely used campaign funds for meals and gas, and even a bowling outing. This is not surprising given that Ms. O'Donnell has not held a steady job or had a discernable source of income for many years. "If you need money to pay the rent and eat, you get a job; you don't start a Senate campaign so unsuspecting donors can support you," said Sloan. CREW has asked the Delaware U.S. Attorney's Office to start an immediate criminal inquiry and has asked the FEC to conduct a full audit of all of Ms. O'Donnell's campaign expenses to learn the full extent of Ms. O'Donnell's thievery. (End of excerpt) http://www.citizensforethics.org/crew-calls-for-odonnell-criminal-investigation I apologize for the long paste here but I wanted to make sure everyone got the whole story and saw where they could see the actual documents and evidence against O'Donnell. You see now, it's not just one disgruntled former staffer. These expenses allegedly took place in 2009, when O'Donnell wasn't even involved in a campaign. Do you agree that "Christine O'Donnell is clearly a criminal" as CREW executive director Melanie Sloan has said? Do you agree with Sloan that "thieves belong in jail not the United States Senate," and that, "If you need money to pay the rent and eat, you get a job; you don't start a Senate campaign so unsuspecting donors can support you"? How would YOU feel if you'd donated to one of O'Donnell's many campaigns? How do you feel if you're a serious fiscally conservative, personal responsibility supporting tea partier who was hoping for a win in November by Christine O'Donnell? Annie
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@Taskr36 (13963)
• United States
21 Sep 10
Well if she was clearly a "criminal" then she'd CLEARLY have been found guilty already and be serving her sentence. Since that hasn't happened I'd say she's clearly suspected of a crime. I think there's enough for an investigation, but being as this is clearly based on statements by a disgruntled ex-employee, I'll reserve judgment until the process is complete, or at least well enough underway for the facts to come out. I'm no expert on what constitutes legal or illegal spending of campaign dollars, but if she was meeting with potential donors or campaign personnel during the meals and bowling outing, those may qualify as valid campaign expenses. In non-profit businesses those do qualify as business expenses and allow the use of company cards. I believe I've also heard the rent part explained as she was using her home as a campaign office. Now that may or may not be a valid excuse, as I said, I don't know what the law says on the matter. I know that my wife and I wrote off a third of our rent as a business expense since her piano studio makes up one third of our home. It wouldn't surprise me if campaign finance laws allow something similar.
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@anniepa (27955)
• United States
22 Sep 10
The only problem is, she didn't state on the campaign finance reports she filed that the two rent payments actually were for rent and then there's the small detail that she wasn't running for any office at the time. Also, as I understand it, she didn't have a campaign treasurer so she was doing all of the finances herself which I've heard is illegal. I'm not an attorney so I could be wrong but it doesn't look good for her at all. Annie
@Taskr36 (13963)
• United States
23 Sep 10
"She apparently does not have a job and has been living on campaign contributions since the 2008 campaign." That's what is alleged. That does not make it fact. "You may not know the law regarding income taxes" I didn't say that. I said I don't know the details of campaign finance laws. "for O'Donnell to be able to legally pay her rent using campaign funds, her *entire* home would have had to have been used as a campaign office" Are you sure? What part of campaign finance law says this? She didn't use campaign money to pay her "entire" rent, but just the percentage that was used as a campaign office just as we write off a certain percentage of our home that is my wife's piano studio. Like I said, I don't know the specifics of campaign finance laws. If you do, just let me know the title and section of the law that forbids this. There's no question she's had her share of money problems. I don't see how that disqualifies her as a candidate. A LOT of people have money problems. It's true that most senate candidates are filthy rich, and many are legacies with rich families who never had to worry about being short on cash, but I'd rather not say that only the rich and elite deserve a say in congress. I would like to point out that she has stated that the IRS lien was a mistake by the IRS and one that they've already admitted and dealt with it. I have yet to see any factcheckers determine which side of that story is true, but here is her statement. "They made up an accusation about an IRS tax lien," O'Donnell said today on "Good Morning America," hours after winning the primary. "The IRS said it was a mistake. They cleared it up right away. We gave my opponent and the Republican administration, showing them that the IRS had admitted to a computer error. They chose to ignore the truth because they don't have a record to stand on." http://abcnews.go.com/Business/checkered-financial-past-dogs-tea-partys-christine-odonnell/story?id=11646637&page=2
@spalladino (17891)
• United States
22 Sep 10
There's more to it than simply allegations from a disgruntled ex-employee, taskr...a lot more. She apparently does not have a job and has been living on campaign contributions since the 2008 campaign. You may not know the law regarding income taxes but I do know quite a bit and for O'Donnell to be able to legally pay her rent using campaign funds, her *entire* home would have had to have been used as a campaign office and she would be required to prove this to the IRS. As with your wife's piano studio...and our home office which is necessary for our business...if any portion of that designated area is used for any other purpose, you cannot claim it nor use other funds to pay for it. According to additional information that I've read: The university she finally received a degree from several weeks ago sued her five times for unpaid tuition dating back to 1994. The IRS placed a lien against her this year for more than $11,000 in taxes and penalties from 2005. The Federal Election Commission has cited O’Donnell eight times for failing to report contributions between 2007 and 2009. When she failed to make payments on her house in 2008, her mortgage company filed a lawsuit against her, securing a judgment against her for more than $90,000. When her house was to be auctioned, O’Donnell managed to sell it to a boyfriend. How's that for a fine example of fiscal responsibility? : http://thehill.com/opinion/columnists/ab-stoddard/120371-odonnells-money-woes
@gewcew23 (8007)
• United States
21 Sep 10
Just to clarify if anyone was wondering none of the money she allegedly used to pay for her rent, gas, food and what ever else was mine. I haven't always been smart but I got to say that I was smart enough not to do that. As I said it is a charge that she allegedly used her campaign funds in such an unapproved way. For that reason I will refrain from calling her a criminal, we are all innocent until proven guilty. Hopefully the election commission will examine the charges against her and rule that she committed a crime so we can be done with this whole nightmare.
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@gewcew23 (8007)
• United States
22 Sep 10
Apparently my comment was deemed offensive let me rephrase the comment. Since I at no time stated that I wanted the candidate in question to go to jail, Taskr's comment to my response read as if Taskr did not read my response. People who are found guilty of Election fraud do not go to jail. They are fined and usually their campaign is over with, hint the this nightmare will be over with comment. Sorry if my comment was more offensive than anything than someone has said to me.
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@anniepa (27955)
• United States
22 Sep 10
Am I missing something? I mean, I sure didn't see anything offensive in what you wrote! Taskr, clearly she meant this one particular nightmare will be over...lol! Annie
@Taskr36 (13963)
• United States
22 Sep 10
Wow, you think putting a longshot candidate in jail is going to end a nightmare? Have you seen who we already have in the senate?
@laglen (19759)
• United States
21 Sep 10
thieves belong in jail not the United States Senate lmao ok Annie, you have to admit THAT is funny! I would agree that in investigation should occur and if she is FOUND guilty - THEN she would be clearly a criminal. I will reserve judgment until the investigation is done.
@laglen (19759)
• United States
23 Sep 10
Annie thats funny that you compare her to Rangel but I stay by my comment, investigate and prosecute.
@anniepa (27955)
• United States
22 Sep 10
That's fair enough and I'm sure you're also reserving judgment in Charlie Rangel's case, right? Annie
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• United States
23 Sep 10
I've seen this all over the place since this woman was first said to be dirty: "Oh, but public opinion paints so-and-so and dirty. Oh! But so-and-so doesn't get any benefit of the dobut!" Comparing Rangel's circumstances to O'Donnell's is like saying Mark Sanchez is as good a quarterback as Peyton Manning because they had relatively the same stats last week. It's about a complete body of work. You know, nobody was on the accuse-a-Rangel train when things first started looming (besides the seriously hardcore partisans, of which there are few here). But after month after month and year after year of allegations of Rangel's supposed guilt, and a do-nothing, don't-care attitude from him and his fellow Dems on the subject, every new allegation heard of became instant guilt in some people's eyes. Give this woman time for the cloud to loom over her head and for multiple allegations to not only pile up but live on her back, then you have an equal comparison. Nothing sways public opinion like prolonged play time.
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@xfahctor (14118)
• Lancaster, New Hampshire
21 Sep 10
No, she is "clearly" someone who is accused of committing a potential criminal act. So lets see where the chips fall. If she is convicted in a court of law of violating campaign laws, then she is clearly a criminal and the people of Delaware shouldn't vote for her and should instead vote for the libertarian candidate (if there is one).
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@anniepa (27955)
• United States
21 Sep 10
The problem is, this won't be anywhere near resolved before election day. Annie
@Taskr36 (13963)
• United States
21 Sep 10
There is a libertarian candidate there. Smart guy from the looks of it. On another thread a poster linked to his campaign site. Holy Crap! My library blocks his site identifying it as malicious. That's just wrong... Here's an article that basically copied and pasted what he says on his site. I think you'll like him. As neither of us is in Delaware though, we don't really need to or get to make the choice. http://www.examiner.com/elections-2010-in-wilmington/delaware-senate-jim-rash-for-senate-l
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@xfahctor (14118)
• Lancaster, New Hampshire
22 Sep 10
He had me at "constructionist"....lol. And then there was this gem of wisdom: "I don't believe the Constitution is a "living document" because the Founders understood human behavior and the bent some would-be rulers have toward despotism. That hasn't changed since biblical times. There is not one law in the Constitution. The Constitution does not grant us rights. In fact, the Constitution does not even apply to We the People. It applies to the governmental system, a republic, that We the People created." BRILLIANTLY said. And then this: "I am not a Conservative. There is a difference. The word "conservative" is an adjective, one word that relates to another. (In the paragraph above, constitution.) "Conservative" is a noun. A "Conservative" is one who tends to maintain existing views" DAMN I like this guy....REALLY like this guy. THIS is who Delaware needs to send to the senate. THIS is a real "tea party" type candidate. If he can't succeed in Delaware, I am going to convince him to move to NH (libertarian haven) and run up here for governor, or at least for our senate seats.
@ZephyrSun (7381)
• United States
21 Sep 10
Well I don't know about you annie but, fiscally conservative wouldn't be going bowling if you can't afford your rent. But, maybe I'm wrong you know I am wrong an awful lot when it comes to conservatives.
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@anniepa (27955)
• United States
21 Sep 10
A CONSERVATIVE would definitely have a problem with a LIBERAL going bowling if he or she couldn't pay his or her rent... Annie
@spalladino (17891)
• United States
22 Sep 10
As we have seen here many times, conservatives also don't wait for the criminal investigation to be completed or for a case to go to trial before deciding that a liberal and anyone else associated with them as guilty.
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@ZephyrSun (7381)
• United States
22 Sep 10
Yes I know spalladino and even when they are found not guilty we know those liberals are still guilty. Can anyone say birthers?
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@artistry (4152)
• United States
22 Sep 10
...Hi annie, This is the most amazing characters I have seen in a long time. I am sure there will be those on this site who will jump in and defend her. Saying that you don't know if it is true that she used the money. A spokesperon for the organization calling for an investigation said on tv that they have seen the checks written to her landlord. Well, do you think that she felt it was alright to use that money or that no one would find out or what? Are we dealing with people who live in a different reality? Sarahlee does all kinds of stuff as well, so far the lawsuits against her have been for naught but, we will see. She has had shady dealings with monies supposedly for campaigns and pacs as well. This O'Donnell, Mike Castle must be seething about the timing of all this. If she stays in the race, the people of Delaware where my sisters live have got to be smarter than to end her to the Senate. Gosh knows I hope. What else will be divulged about the tea bees as I call them. With Sarahlee, Bachman, Demint, Paul and whoever else is leading them it's really turning into a circus. Bachman stood up at a podium and just outright lied about Speaker Pelosi having drinks on the plane that takes her to California, she never looked back, they are so bizarre. Well meaning people perhaps but jimmiees, leaders?? Take care.
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@anniepa (27955)
• United States
22 Sep 10
I'm really getting dizzy from all the spin! Suddenly, a politician is innocent until proven guilty; actually, a CONSERVATIVE politician is innocent until proven guilty. Someone like Nancy Pelosi, on the other hand - let's just say anyone can say anything terrible about her and the right will accept it as gospel. The jokers you mentioned have all lied through their teeth and gotten away with it. Annie
@Taskr36 (13963)
• United States
23 Sep 10
"Sarahlee does all kinds of stuff as well, so far the lawsuits against her have been for naught" So you're accusing her of doing "all kinds of stuff" even though those accusations have been proven to be lies? Most of them (14 if I remember correctly) were filed by the same left wing blogger. I guess a baseless accusation that's been proven false is enough to justify your claims then. I despise Pelosi, and I never hesitate to tell people, but oddly enough I've never had cause to accuse her of criminal activity. Charles Rangel, Roland Burris, and Barney Frank are a different story entirely.
@bobmnu (8157)
• United States
22 Sep 10
What I find interesting is that the media can find out so much stuff on Republican candidates yet cannot tell us much about the Democrat candidates. Senator Obama's wife get an big pay raise in her job because it is so important. The Hospital get a million dollar earmark grant. Senator Obama get elected and his wife's job is not that important that when she leaves nobody replaces her? Maybe this is like Tim Geithner, Sect of Treasury and simply an oversight - despite signing a statement that he will pay the taxes. I would say she is maybe running on the wrong ticket. If she were a democrat this would be a positive for her.
@anniepa (27955)
• United States
23 Sep 10
I thought it was only us liberals that changed the subject and brought up the "other guys" instead of discussing the topic at hand. Taskr, the paper C00ns wrote when he was 21 years old and about to graduate from college was meant to be tongue in cheek. “My friends now joke that something about Kenya, maybe the strange diet, or the tropical sun, changed my personality; Africa to them seems a catalytic converter that takes in clean-shaven, clear-thinking Americans and sends back bearded Marxists,” C00ns wrote, noting that at one time he had been a “proud founding member of the Amherst College Republicans.” http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0510/36726.html Annie
@Taskr36 (13963)
• United States
22 Sep 10
We're also not going to hear anything about her opponent since the media is working for him. The fact that he's called himself a "bearded Marxist" certainly isn't something the media will report when a date this girl went on as a teenager is so much more relevant to her campaign.
@sierras236 (2739)
• United States
22 Sep 10
Okay, if she supposedly spent "years" doing this why are they just now filing a complaint? Shouldn't they have done that a long time ago? I would have thought the Citizens for ethics was a non-party organization. But now I am not so sure, since there have been obvious cases of mishandling of campaign funds in the Senate and House for awhile now. Sloan obviously has been ignoring the other "thieves" that are in Congress.
• United States
22 Sep 10
I stand corrected. It is a liberal organization with no regard for actual ethics.
• United States
22 Sep 10
The latest polls have her closing the gap. The Democrat still has a large lead like 11% or so. But the group has gone after 12 Republicans and only 3 Democrats, so yeah there is something wrong there. I would expect a more even balance distribution on ethics charges since both sides are guilty and have been guilty of ethic charges. Although, it is uncertain whether they will actually go through with more than just an investigation. At this point is still really a he said, she said kind of thing. Since at least part of that filing was based on an affidavit by a former aide.
@spalladino (17891)
• United States
22 Sep 10
From what I've read they've gone after democrats, too. I'm sure there are more facts that will be coming out so, if she's innocent, she has nothing to worry about, does she? I don't think they'd go to these lengths if there wasn't good evidence to back it up though. O'Donnell was not considered a threat to the Democrat she would be running against in the general election.
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@Rollo1 (16679)
• Boston, Massachusetts
22 Sep 10
I have checked into many news stories on this and the majority of them say the complaint is based "largely" on affidavits from David Keegan, and not "in part". I don't know if there were checks written from her campaign funds for her rent, but as someone else pointed out, this could have been legal if she used her home as a campaign office. In any case, it's a little too early to call anyone "clearly a criminal" based on the affidavit of one former financial consultant. The other point is that a complaint is just that - it's not a criminal investigation and it's not a guarantee there will be one. There's a huge tendency in the media to take anybody's accusation as gospel when it comes to conservative women they despise. If she screwed up and misused funds, I am sure it will be found out and dealt with. How criminal any misuse or personal use of funds may be is usually left to the discretion of the FEC. For instance, Joe Biden wasn't charged with a crime when it was discovered he was using campaign funds to pay his lawn guy to do the landscaping at his private home. But, he's a man and a Democrat. I don't think the Democrats can hold up shining beacons of honesty and goody-goodness with the likes of Charlie Rangel and Maxine Waters, to name just two. Anyway, innocent until the press decides they don't like you, isn't that how it goes?
@anniepa (27955)
• United States
22 Sep 10
I'm SURE Charles Rangel and Maxine Waters "clearly ARE criminals", right? Annie
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@Rollo1 (16679)
• Boston, Massachusetts
22 Sep 10
I didn't the use the word "criminal". I am not much given to exaggeration. As we both know they have been investigated by the ethics committee but the trials are unlikely to be scheduled before the election, for obvious reasons. It's a little different from O'Donnell's case in that so far, all we have on O'Donnell is a complaint filed by CREW based on an ex-staffer's statement. In the case of Rangel and Waters, there has been an investigation and there will be trials. So their cases are a bit further along. Still, I didn't say criminal. I said they were not shining beacons of honesty and goody-goodness.
• United States
23 Sep 10
lol Rangel, Waters, Pelosi - what the frig? Annie, pick some better examples for a fair point, please. Even Geithner works better. You're talking about three of the most well known and distrusted politicians on a national level, and trying to draw a parallel with a noob on the scene with allegations fresh as morning coffee compared to the vinegar that's been lingering with the abovementioned. Startup Dems with allegations don't get the Rangel/Waters treatment, either. Career politicians are another breed.
@Adoniah (7513)
• United States
21 Sep 10
I am not defending her, But, how much do you want to bet she still has not spent as much as Pelosi spends on food and private plane trips to California because she is better than her constituents. They are all jerks!
@xfahctor (14118)
• Lancaster, New Hampshire
22 Sep 10
"O'Donnell is just an evildoer. I mean, she dabbled in witchcraft. That alone proves she's clearly a criminal as well" ex-f'ing-SCUSE ME??? Do you even know what "witchcraft" is?
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@xfahctor (14118)
• Lancaster, New Hampshire
22 Sep 10
Perhaps....my sarcasm sensory organ hasn't been working so well. If this is the case, then, I apologize soonernation.
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@jb78000 (15139)
22 Sep 10
depends on whether sooner is being sarcastic or not. looked like sarcasm to me.
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@spalladino (17891)
• United States
22 Sep 10
I heard about this earlier and was very surprised actually. This woman certainly isn't your run of the mill criminal but, if she broke the law, she should pay a price for that. What I do find hysterical are the backflips some folks have been doing in relation to their normal routine when someone with a "D" following their name is accused of something. While others have been tried and convicted by the court of public opinion here on mylot before they've even been accused of anything, this woman shall remain innocent in the hearts and minds of some even though official complaints have been filed. To answer your questions, annie, I believe that those who have conducted these investigations have a legitimate reason to believe that she is indeed clearly a criminal. I think it's unforgivable for any candidate to take advantage of the generosity of a trusting public and to use campaign funds for personal expenses. I also believe that this gives her appearance as a fiscally conservative candidate a black eye.
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@anniepa (27955)
• United States
22 Sep 10
Liberals/Democrats and anyone who supports them are constantly being accused of "double standards". I'm now roflmfao over that one! I realize now I SHOULD have put my title in quotes since I was quoting Malanie Sloan and asking the question of IS SHE a criminal. I think her fiscal conservative claims have gone out the window. She's definitely a part of the extreme religious right on social issues but when it comes to fiscal and personal responsibility, forget about it. She's not living off the government but she HAS been living off campaign donors for at least five years since that's reportedly been her only source of income. Hasn't the right been attacking people who don't work for a living and end up having their homes foreclosed on and those who don't pay their taxes? Hmmm... Annie
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@spalladino (17891)
• United States
22 Sep 10
I guess it's okay if you talk the fiscal conservative talk while walking the walk of someone who hasn't shown much, if any, financial responsibility for years. I commented in another box that her mortgage company sued her in 2008, winning a $90k judgement against her but she sold the property to her boyfriend in a short sale right before the property was due to be auctioned off on the courthouse steps. And, speaking of not paying your taxes, the IRS placed a lien against her this year for more than $11,000 in taxes and penalties from 2005. The Federal Election Commission also cited her eight times for failing to report contributions between 2007 and 2009...but she can be trusted...really, she can...because that pesky double standard says so.
• United States
22 Sep 10
I neither believe nor disbelieve these accusations. So many politicians, Democrats and Republican, seem to be less than honorable people and even when their found out they still get reelected, so what's the big deal about O'Donnell over anyone else?
@anniepa (27955)
• United States
22 Sep 10
When someone posted a discussion about Rangel or Waters did you ask, "What's the big deal about THEM over anyone else?" It just so happens I chose to start a discussion about O'Donnell at this time. Annie
@anniepa (27955)
• United States
23 Sep 10
There's a double standard alright and it's not as you described! Why should I start discussions about Rangel or Waters when others already have? If you want to, that's your prerogative and I'll be sure to respond. Annie
• United States
23 Sep 10
We both know there's a double standard when it comes to offenses committed by the Democrats versus the Republicans. A Democrat will get a wink and a nod, but the Republican will be condemned. Did you start a discussion about Rangel or Waters? If not, why not? If you did, sorry I missed it.
@matersfish (6306)
• United States
21 Sep 10
I don't donate to politicians because I feel most all are cruddy. I don't know if she's "clearly a criminal." If she is, like with every schmuck in office, I want them found out. No witch hunts (I hear the wom wom playing on that one), but if there's credible evidence to pursue, then pursue it. No Palin name drop? Maybe I should reread this post.
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@anniepa (27955)
• United States
21 Sep 10
See above! Annie
• United States
21 Sep 10
*sings Beatles' Don't Let Me Down*
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@jb78000 (15139)
21 Sep 10
do you think tax evasion and fraud can be spun as 'endearing'?
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@anniepa (27955)
• United States
21 Sep 10
Absolutely! Now, if this were Sister Sarah, it would be the most clever and adorable thing ever done. (Note I had O bring Palin into this, I like to be irritating too...lol!) Annie
@laglen (19759)
• United States
21 Sep 10
success!
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• United States
22 Sep 10
I know when the left is smearing a republican woman truth really dose not matter like in the case of Sarah Palin. Christine O'Donnell spoke with CNN on Monday night. New York Daily News Christine O'Donnell denied she improperly spent campaign money, saying there was "no truth" to accusations leveled by a campaign watchdog group. "I personally have not misused campaign funds," O'Donnell, Delaware's surprise Senate GOP nominee and newest Tea Party star, told CNN Monday night. Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/2010/09/21/2010-09-21_christine_odonnell_tea_party_senate_contender_denies_she_misused_campaign_funds.html#ixzz10DijCSIm
• United States
23 Sep 10
I'm not a conspiracy guy, but a few folks in this political section make it a point to harp on attractive right-wing women. The same few hate the same few. It's quite odd and quite entertaining. Now, I have no use for this O'Donnell. She might be guilty and she's probably not any better than folks in office now when it boils down to it. But it's rather amazing that folks with drastically different worldviews can agree they loathe attractive, popular right-wing women. I didn't pay enough attention to the Freud stuff in school to give it a name. But I'd guess it's green in color and encompassing as the sky.
@irishidid (8687)
• United States
22 Sep 10
Innocent until proven guilty and if she did do anything wrong she should take responsibility for it. Honesty goes a long way as far as I'm concerned and if more politicians would be honest we'd be better off. I don't expect perfection in people-just a bit of truth.
@epicure35 (2814)
• United States
23 Sep 10
I'd be interested to know if CREW is just another arm of the George Soros web of "agencies" designed to malign anyone who gets in the way of his design for destroying America. You see, he is a criminal mastermind whose intent is to capture every Secretary of State position in this country, because they control the voter rolls. Additionally he is guilty of treason for installing BHO, criminal traitor and usurper in the WH. Why not start from the top down, Anniepa, before hurling accusations? "Thieves belong in jail, not in the US Senate", good comment, but how and to whom is it being applied?? Our Congress and courts are rife with thieves and traitors of all kinds: This would include Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, Elena Kagan, the criminal usurper and so many more. Barbara Boxer and Diane Feinstein need to be numbered among them for directing monies to their own nests and businesses, and there are so many more, both Democrat and Republican. But, right now it is the Democrats and the DNC who are guilty of treason for installing an ineligible candidate in order to win an election at any cost. This is a HIGH CRIME, against you and me and our whole country and constitution. George Soros is also busy installing RHINOS into positions on Republican tickets, again, to continue fooling and deceiving a gullible constituency. In CA he tried to pull an "Obama" with a man named Damon Dunn, illegally on the ballot as a Republican candidate for SOS. He is still registered as a Democrat in FL and TX, yet on his CA form, declined to answer question 16: "Have you ever been registered to vote before". He also didn't file timely. He then tried to pull an Obama and have his Democratic registration and records deleted in FL (it's against the law) and ,thank God, there is at least one honest person in FL and in office somewhere who would not be part of the coverup and illegality! Would that we could find one re the nightmare that is BHO, but everyone's either too scared or threatened. When Dunn was questioned as to why he did not answer question 16 and reveal he is a registered Democrat in two states, he said "I forgot". OH, yeah, he told a Stanford newspaper and others that his hero is Obama. Yep. Obviously. Evidence regarding the many crimes of O is everywhere, yet most will ignore it. Elena Kagan, as Soliciter General, refused to allow even one case against Obama re his ineligibility to even be heard; so now she's on the Supreme Court, courtesy the criminal usurper. She also had evidence re his 29 or so Social Security numbers, including the 062- one issued in CT, where he never lived, to another person; she refused to even investigate, much less prosecute. She also lied to the SC re issues of late term abortion, falsifying doctors' medical information. How will you feel when either the truth of our criminal administration finally comes out, or, God forbid, he becomes the dictator he intends to be, and finally destroys our every freedom and forces us into serfdom and a third world existence? How can you continue to ignore all the piles of evidence against the usurper and his cronies, yet focus on destroying the candidacy of one on the other side? Have you even seen the Gigi Gaston (an AVID Democrat)documentary "We Will Not Be Silenced" about how the monster-in-chief stole the election through criminal fraud that intimidation? Did you notice the criminal Eric Holder refusing to prosecute Black Panther Terrorists, yet going after Sheriff Joe Arpaio for protecting our borders? Did you notice the usurper emboldening our enemies and removing our rights? Your obvious appeal to the emotions re this particular candidate is anything but "fair and balanced". It is typical of the methods of attack those who would divert attention from their own high crimes and misdemeanors use to distract from their own criminal activity, and destroy anyone they perceive as an enemy. Saul Alinsky is "alive and well" in the treasonous "administration" intent on the destruction of America. The Cloward and Piven plan to destroy capitalism is embodied in those who reign and will use any tactic to destroy dissent of any kind. While no criminal activity should be "ignored", you chose to ignore the most dangerous kind and, thus, aid and abet its proliferation.
• United States
23 Sep 10
This woman is an nikonp**. But wonders do not you know what.