The comments each candidate has about the power and reach of the federal government are a reflection of the national debate over whether we should be a socialist country or a free republic.
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Chris Coons Was Sued Three Times In 2007 For Retaliating Against Public Employees For Their Political Views
The media is too busy hyperventilating about every word ever uttered by Delaware Republican candidate Christine O’Donnell to do any real investigative reporting on the Democrat candidate Chris Coons.
Chris Coons the Taxman
The O’Donnell ad featured on Rush Limbaugh. – Meet Chris Coons, the Taxman. As New Castle County Executive, Coons couldn’t find enough taxes to raise. In fact, he even petitioned the state legislature for new authority to levy even more taxes on items he couldn’t tax before. Learn more about Chris Coons’ tax schemes at www.coonsthetaxman.com
Sarah Palin on the November elections
Greta interviews Sarah Palin about Christine O’Donnell’s chances in Delaware and the Murkowski, Crist style rebellion in the GOP.
Sarah Palin and Rand Paul on election expectations
Sarah Palin and Rand Paul weigh in on the November elections. The message of the teaparty goes across party lines.
Political Castles Crashing
Those who lament a likely Democrat win in Delaware in November don’t understand the ferocity of ordinary citizens’ anger at the way the “political class” has been destroying America.
Christine O’Donnell’s speech at Values Voters Summit 2010
Remember how you felt back when the current administration moved into their offices.
Conservakingmaker Jim DeMint on GOP unity and prospects
‘I’m excited.’ We have a slate of candidates that reflects the American people. Christine O’donnell can win.
Rove is a Teaparty fan
Karl Rove defends his conservative credentials citing support for Sharron Angle, Marco Rubio, Ken Buck and Kelly Ayotte with Sarah Palin. He denies being an ‘establishment’ Republican.
Reluctant GOP sits down for ‘tea party’
After Ms. O’Donnell’s surprise 6-percentage-point victory over Mr. Castle in Tuesday’s primary, the committee quickly switched gears and said it fully supports the 41-year-old conservative, giving her campaign the maximum allowable donation of $42,000.