Topic: Christine O Donnell

4 chapters across the catalog

Commie Comey
Episode 1071 48:04 - 50:59

1071: Commie Comey

Christine Blasey Ford Testimony Negotiations

Negotiations continue regarding the public hearing for Dr. Christine Blasey Ford's allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. While Ford has accepted the invitation to testify, her lawyers are disputing the timing and format of the hearing. The White House characterizes these requests as a delay tactic intended to push the confirmation past the midterm elections.

Multidimensional Poverty Index
Episode 249 23:33 - 26:25

249: Multidimensional Poverty Index

Tea Party Candidates, O'Donnell and Engel Failures

The failure of Tea Party-backed candidates Christine O'Donnell and Sharron Engel is discussed as a tactical victory for Democrats like Harry Reid. Analysis suggests that Reid effectively hand-picked Engel as his opponent to exploit her perceived extremism. Despite the energy the Tea Party brought to the GOP, these specific candidates are characterized as "dingbats" whose incompetence cost Republicans potential Senate seats.

Kids with Depression
Episode 236 22:33 - 27:05

236: Kids with Depression

Christine O'Donnell, MKUltra Presidential Model Theory

John C. Dvorak posits a theory that political figures like Christine O'Donnell and Sarah Palin are "MKUltra girls" or "Presidential Models" created through mind control. He cites O'Donnell's past comments about a date at a "satanic altar" and her lack of traditional employment as evidence of her being a "mind-controlled drone." The hosts criticize the Tea Party Express for promoting candidates they view as inexperienced puppets.

Disaster Capitalist
Episode 235 49:27 - 52:00

235: Disaster Capitalist

Christine O'Donnell Delaware Senate Race, Dick Armey Interview

The hosts discuss Christine O'Donnell's Senate primary win in Delaware, labeling her a "religious crazy person" for her past comments on masturbation. They also critique an interview between Dick Armey and Jon Stewart, where Armey appeared confused about his own book, "The Tea Party Manifesto," and its alleged similarities to Karl Marx's writings.