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Cable Highlights - GOP Senate Candidate Accused of Racist Ad
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Pierce O'Donnell and Dawn O'Donnell Are Parting Ways As Pierce O'Donnell Asks For "Legal Separation"
Pierce O'Donnell and Dawn O'Donnell Are Parting Ways As Pierce O'Donnell Asks For "Legal Separation"
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The GuardianHot Mic: Christine O'Donnell: Santorum's 'fiscal record is more liberal' than ...Daily CallerBy Nicholas Ballasy Former Delaware Republican Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell told The Daily Caller that former Sen. Rick Santorum's “fiscal record is more liberal” than Gov. Mitt Romney's “social record.” TheDC asked O'Donnell if tea party ...Big Day For Romney: After CPAC, Mitt Takes MaineNeon TommyUS Republican primary: Maine's...
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The inimitable Christine O'Donnell says her 2012 plans includes a student outreach project in battleground states and a summer documentary, but she leaves the door cracked open for yet another shot at electoral office in the future. "I've learned not to ...
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A surprise guest showed up this afternoon in CPAC's media filing room, where journalists gather to bang out stories on their laptops and snack on the occasional tray of complimentary pastries, which disappear as quickly as those new elements scientists create in particle accelerators. It was former Delaware Senate candidate and current Romney endorser Christine O'Donnell, there to chat with whomever. Sweetheart that she is, she took a break...
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From nymag.com
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Christine O'Donnell told New York magazine that she would consider serving in a Mitt Romney administration.
Said O'Donnell: "I have to continue to help Governor Romney in any way that I can. Whether or not I would actually work in the administration depends, again, on what role, on what capacity, and what else was going on in my own career at the time."
She also said the "door is open" to another run for office.
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From politicalwire.com
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Christine O'Donnell may not be a witch, but it appears she's also not much of a political figure. Just when we'd almost forgotten about the woman who seemed to spend her youth making unfortunate statements to Bill Maher, the Wilmington News Journal offered a damning look at the former candidate who garnered national attention in 2010 when her upstart Tea Party campaign defeated Congressman Mike Castle, the Republican establishment pick, in...
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From prospect.org
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In 2010, Christine O'Donnell was a Tea Party favorite and fundraising powerhouse. Two years later, the former U.S. Senate candidate from Delaware is nearly out of money and under fire from her former allies on the grassroots right.The News-Journal of Delaware reported on Sunday that ChristinePAC, O'Donnell's political action committee, had only $10,260 cash on hand in December. In the six months before that, according to the group's financial...
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From huffingtonpost.com
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Without a big infusion of cash, Christine O'Donnell's fledgling political organization could soon go broke. O'Donnell has burned through most of the $424,000 in campaign donations remaining from the record-setting $7.4 million she raised in her ...
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Christine O'Donnell (b. 1970) is a Republican politician who ranfor the U.S. Senate in Delaware against incumbent Democrat Joe Biden, ultimately losing the race.
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