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Question: Why Did Christine O'Donnell Appear to Get So Much More Publicity in the Media than Alvin Greene?
#1
She didn't; it is just a popular misconception.
 
#2
Her ideas are more unconventional.
 
#3
She is prettier than he is.
 
#4
It is just another instance of institutional racism.
 
#5
Because the Tea Party and Sarah Palin endorsed her.  Poor Alvin was just on his own.
 
#6
Major party candidates with pending felony charges don't gather much media attention.
 
#7
It's the liberal media's tendency to pick on eccentrics on the right and ignore those on the left of the political spectrum.
 
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Total Voters: 37

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« on: November 15, 2010, 11:27:10 PM »

Christine O'Donnell was one of the most interesting characters I have ever seen in politics this year. She managed to defeat a rather popular representative, while Alvin Greene beat out a lesser known candidate who never stood a chance anyways. We still don't really know exactly how Greene won, but we do know that O'Donnell did indeed win her primary and it wasn't a fluke.

Seriously, when is the last time we had a woman who "dabbled in witchcraft," is against masturbation, and supports chastity run for the US senate with the possibility of actually winning?

O'Donnell never had a chance of winning.  She received a much higher perentage of the vote than Greene, granted, but they were both novelty candidates.

The media created the perception that she had a much higher chance of winning than she actually did. She was on the cover of Time and Newsweek the week before the election, for god's sake!
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