Delaware

We have a tie for today’s award. It goes to both the Delaware Democratic and Republican State Executive Committees. Both groups decided to anoint people as their “officially endorsed” (read: preferred) candidates; the Democrats in the Treasurer and Auditor races and the Republicans in the US Senate and House races. In all but one of […]

Walsh Leaves Office With Class

Filed in Delaware by Unstable Isotope on September 15, 2010 • 7 Comments

Sheriff Mike Walsh gets his parting shot in.

Did I Hear This Correctly?

Filed in Delaware by pandora on September 15, 2010 • 44 Comments

Evan Q was just on Rick Jensen’s show, and I think I heard this: Evan said O’Donnell would probably attend the debate tomorrow night if the questions were provided beforehand. Jensen was shocked, started saying that he had never run a debate where the candidate had the questions beforehand, and then… they immediately went to […]

Shots Fired In The GOP War

Filed in Delaware by Unstable Isotope on September 15, 2010 • 18 Comments

Christine O’Donnell fires the first shots in the GOP civil war.

Last Night I Was Shocked, Today It Makes Sense

Filed in Delaware by pandora on September 15, 2010 • 20 Comments

Last night I couldn’t believe Christine O’Donnell beat Mike Castle. I walked around stunned. How could this happen? And then I realized what happened. Why wouldn’t she win? For far too many years the entire Republican Party has fed their supporters a steady diet of issue-less tripe. They’ve run on liberty, freedom, real America, family […]

The Other Results

Filed in Delaware by Unstable Isotope on September 15, 2010 • 29 Comments

The results of the statewide and district primaries. Any surprises?

The 30,000

Filed in Delaware by nemski on September 15, 2010 • 9 Comments

Yesterday, Christine O’Donnell garnered 30,561 votes compared to Mike Castle’s 27,021. Let’s put that in perspective. In the 2008 Primary, both . . . BOTH . . . Democrats Markell and Carney picked up more than 30,000 votes: 37,849 to 36,112. Coons, in his run against Gordon, received 31,405 votes. Here’s one that will make […]