The video that everyone has seen by now shows O'Donnell clearly not understanding BASIC constitutional law when she embarrassed herself in a recent debate with Chris Coons:
CHRISTINE O'DONNELL (R), DELAWARE SENATE CANDIDATE: Where in the Constitution is the separation of church and state?
(LAUGHTER)
CHRIS COONS (D), DELAWARE SENATE CANDIDATE: Back to Roe versus Wade --
O'DONNELLL: (INAUDIBLE) separation of church and state is in the First Amendment?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miwSljJAzqgSo, on Howard Kurtz's Reliable Sources on CNN on Sunday, Palindroid Sarah Elizabeth (S.E.) Cupp actually stuck up for O'Donnell's foolishness by repeating what Rush Limbaugh said about the subject. She then offered the "Poor Little Me" card for O'Donnell, who is avoiding the media (except the GOP News Channel Fox "News"), for being picked on for crap that bubbles out of her cakehole:
KURTZ: So, isn't it fair for the press to point out that a candidate who talks about the Constitution seems pretty unfamiliar with the First Amendment?
CUPP: No. I mean, first of all, what she was saying was that the words "church and state" are not in there. She's absolutely right. And what she's arguing is that --
KURTZ: Come on.
CUPP: No. That's factual.
It's not in there.And
what she was saying was a counter-response to this new liberal idea that the Constitution protects freedom from religion, when really it protects freedom of religion. And the idea that worship should be private and sort of kept to yourself, that's what she was reacting to.
But the liberal media jumped on that and said, oh, she has no idea what she's talking about, she doesn't know about the Constitution, she's a right-wing extremist. This is why.
And by the way, it's not just reporters. It's these debates. The way that the moderators, whether it's George Stephanopoulos or Wolf Blitzer, are handling these questions are making even, you know, the most sort of unfamiliar and politically unengaged viewer very aware that there is a bias in the media. I mean, it's blatant.
KURTZ: OK.
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1010/24/rs.01.htmlA better explanation about this issue is summed up nicely:
This, of course, seems to be over the heads of clowns like O'Donnell, Limbaugh, Cupp and whoever else hasn't bothered to understand our freedom from superstition.
As for Cupp not understanding the Constitution, she also is part of that pitiful crowd that think there is a "War On Christmas" and that somehow the "liberal media" is taking away Christianity. Poor little ditz...