Opinion of Christine O'Donnell

[Obnoxiously Slutty Girly Girl]

She'll make a fine Senator.

[Obnoxiously Slutty Girly Girl]

A truly evil woman who would be best served with some time institutionalized.

And why is she evil? I think Coons is evil.

[Obnoxiously Slutty Girly Girl]

it certainly wouldn't have been a lonely crusade-- if not a winning one.

nonsense.  I guess I'm just not buying that.  Consider the evidence all around you.  Folks in this forum (a relatively mild-mannered lot) are excoriating her.  And folks in the popular media (a not-so-mild-mannered lot) are also having fun with the crusade.  I have no doubt that when she was making the statements she was being picked on, and would also have been picked on by your classmates in your school.  Clearly she's up against the machine, being ridiculed, no less so now for taking on the GOP establishment, than 20 years ago for making the anti-masturbation campaign. Huge balls, she has.

Angus, I'm disappointed in you.  You've clearly fallen for her narrative when nothing could be further from the truth.

Moderate Republicans, or "RINOs" as we're called by folks like O'Donnell, are a minority in the Republican Party and have been under siege for decades and losing our last beachheads.  TEH GOP OMG!ESTABLISHMENTTTT!OMG is only involved to the extent that their job is to get behind candidates that they believe have a better shot at moving the ball forward and increasing Republican gains.

We?

Don, STOP PRETENDING TO BE A MODERATE.

Moderates don't consider George W. Bush to be their favorite politician, nor do they consider college education to be Marxist brainwashing.

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It was a glorious accomplishment. A horrible man with a horrible record was successfully driven out of the race by the primary voters of Delaware, in a fair and democratic election.

[Obnoxiously Slutty Girly Girl]

Moderates don't consider George W. Bush to be their favorite politician, nor do they consider college education to be Marxist brainwashing.

President Bush is being excoriated on the right for his policies on issues such as immigration and TARP - policies that one might consider to be rather moderate.

No, those aren't moderate positions nor is Bush a moderate. He is a neocon, and a rather extreme one at that. Lots of moderates left the GOP because of Dubya's extremism.

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Moderates don't think that. In fact "moderate Republicans" are generally wealthy college-educated suburbanites in the Northeast or out West, most of whom were never in the military. You don't fit the mold at all in any way.