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National Republicans Embrace O'Donnell
While we were in class, the GOP decided to get on board with Christine O'Donnell and their Delaware primary voters.
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4 comments:
Pretty sure Mitch McConnell backed Mike Cassell instead.
I think this is an interesting turn. most interesting to me was seeing a picture of O'Donnell for the first time. She is a hotty mctotty! In shallow America (Kennedy v Nixon) it raises suspicion.
What's "shallow America (Kennedy v Nixon)?"
I was referring to the fact that during the 1960 elections was the first of the televised debates and while Nixon was considered the more skilled debater, his perspiring and recent health problems were not to his advantage. Especially in comparison with the handsome young Mr. Kennedy. By "shallow America" I mean that since this media revolution appearances influence some people more than the actual substance.
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