She's Back!

[avebury]

I checked on the Real Time with Bill Maher to see who would be on this week.
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Christine O'Donnell

[hifiguy]

1. Like a belch from a bad onion.

It will be fun to watch Bill play with her, like a bemused cat with a slow mouse.

[spanone]

2. teevee loves a freak show

[HiPointDem]

4. tv loves to turn off voters

[DJ13]

3. Oh come on, who doesnt like watching a crazy witch?

[lob1]

5. Better her than Ann Coulter.

[Brother Buzz]

6. You know what? Christine O'Donnell's got spunk.

I hate spunk.

[Cleita]

7. I hope the entertainment value is worth it.

Wasn't she, along with Ann Coulter, one of his salt wives at one time?

[DJ13]

8. one of his salt wives at one time?

Is that the kind of wife you stick your salt peter into?

[Cleita]

9. Uhm "Game of Thrones" reference for women the Ironmen

kept in seaports as mistresses unlike the legal wife. I guess you aren't familiar with the books.

[DJ13]

10. Nope, but thank you for explaining it

[seabeyond]

11. ah, lol, i had guessed palin. nt

[Kurovski]

14. Same here. dunno why.

Damn, that would be fine.

[pinboy3niner]

12. She appeared on CNN Monday and floundered under Soledad O'Brien's questioning:

Soledad O’Brien tries to get Christine O’Donnell to define the word ‘Marxist’

By Stephen C. Webster
Monday, August 20, 2012 11:11 EDT

CNN host Soledad O’Brien finally had an Inigo Montoya moment on Monday, and all it took was former Republican Senate candidate Christine O’Donnell misusing the word “Marxist.”

Granted, it’s not the first time O’Donnell, a longtime anti-abortion activist, has called the president or Democrats “Marxist.” She even used the term to describe her Democratic opponent, Chris Coons, drawing exclamation points across the conservative blogosphere. But when she rolled it out on O’Brien’s show Monday, describing the president’s public statements as “Marxist sound bites,” it was little more than a nonstarter.

“Why do you think they’re Marxist?” O’Brien asked. “I mean, you kind of throw the words socialist and Marxist around that are not necessarily, I think, anchored in definitions of socialism and Marxism. So give me the definition.”

“Well, they absolutely are,” O’Donnell replied. “They absolutely are. But let me, I’ll get to that…”

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Read more at RawStory for a good chuckle:
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2012/08/20/soledad-obrien-tries-to-get-christine-odonnell-to-define-the-word-marxist/