Tag: Kevin Wade

Suffering an Election hangover

Filed in Delaware by Rob Tornoe on November 7, 2014 • 2 Comments

BREAKING: Kevin “Ebola” Wade has announced he’s running again for a seat in front of a right-wing talk radio microphone.

Kevin Wade – Fear and Ebola

Filed in Delaware by Rob Tornoe on October 30, 2014 • 7 Comments

Kevin Wade has chosen to abandon his campaign against Chris Coons, and instead started to run against science.

The Latest Performance from the DE GOP Clown Show

Filed in Delaware by cassandra_m on July 29, 2014 • 14 Comments

Remember in 2012 when Jeff Cragg and Sher Valenzuela perfected the technique of campaigning for a Delaware office someplace other than in Delaware? That was seriously awesome, even though I don’t see those SE PA votes tallied anywhere on the Delaware Department of Elections site. But I digress. This cycle, Kevin Wade is taking that technique of campaigning for Delaware votes someplace else To A Whole New Level. Kevin Wade has gone to Israel:

on a week-long fact-finding mission in Israel, on the ground right now (July 29). Wade is researching the situation on the ground and interviewing many. Kevin Wade is also a co-host with the Conservative Commandos Radio Show. Wade will be posting interviews on YouTube from the war zone in Israel.

Delaware Republican Senate Primary: Wade v. Smink

Filed in National by TheNewDeal on July 9, 2014 • 14 Comments

In a fairly surprising move the Delaware Republican party will have a primary in September between former Senate candidate Kevin Wade, who did phenomenal in 2012 with a whopping 29%, and Carl Smink, who is an 81 year old conservative from Sussex county. It’s likely that Kevin Wade has the Delaware Republican party’s backing, but simply wasn’t going to file to avoid the $10,000 filing fee. Unfortunately for him, when Carl Smink filed, the party was no longer able to simply put up any candidate it wanted after the deadline, so there goes 10 grand for Wade in what looks like an interesting primary. I’m hoping for a fun debate.

Uninspiring GOP candidates drive the party into statewide obscurity

Filed in Delaware, National by Rob Tornoe on November 7, 2012 • 20 Comments

State GOP chairman John Sigler said, “We have a lot of work to do but we’ve accomplished an awful lot.” What exactly did they accomplish, and how long before they win back the trust of big donors in the party still miffed about Christine O’Donnell?