Christine O’Donnell: I Looked At "Politically Incorrect" As A Way To Share My Faith
If by “faith” she means “craziness,” then yes.
Spot on, Coons.
This woman is an idiot.
- O'Donnell: You’re telling me that separation of church and state is in 1st Amendment?
- Coons: Government shall make no establishment of religion...
- O'Donnell: That’s in the 1st Amendment?... I’m sorry I didn’t bring my Constitution with me. Fortunately senators don’t have to memorize the Constitution.
Christine O'Donnell Doesn't Know What the 14th or 16th Amendments Are
From an MSNBC article:
O’Donnell, who was propelled in her primary fight by the Tea Party, was also asked about her comments saying that the Constitution would be a litmus test for how she would vote in the Senate.
“What are your thoughts about repealing the 14th, and 17th amendments,” she was asked by one of the moderators.
After saying she wouldn’t want to repeal the 17th amendment, which allows for the direct election of senators, she asked to be reminded of what the 14th and 16th amendments were.
“I’m sorry I didn’t bring my Constitution with me,” she said. “Fortunately senators don’t have to memorize the Constitution,” she said. “Can you remind me of what the other ones are?”
The moderator reminded her that the 14th amendment “defines citizenship.” As for the 16th amendment, he said, “I think you should know what the 16th amendment is…federal income tax.” (Like many other races across the country involving Tea Party-backed candidates, taxes have been an issue. O’Donnell’s campaign cut an ad recently painting Coon’s as “the tax man.”)
After she was reminded what the amendments were, O’Donnell said she supports lowering the income tax and wants to reform the IRS. Regarding the 14th amendment, she said we have to close the borders adding that “our country has always welcomed people from other lands.”
As for Coons: “I absolutely oppose the widespread proposals by Tea Party candidates for us to repeal the 14th, 16th or 17th amendments.”
What an idiot.
