Christine O'Donnell sent over a fundraising pitch for her Troublemaker Fest at next week's Republican National Convention:
Will you make a donation to help cover the cost of putting on this monumental event?
Troublemaker Fest is a film and entertainment festival held during the 2012 Republican National Convention in Tampa, August 26-30, 2012. The main stage speeches will stream live on the IMAX's screens, giving attendees the chance to be part of the Republican National Convention. The lineup for Troublemaker Fest includes powerful speakers such as Dinesh D'Souza, comedian Brad Stine, and Schindler's List producer Jerry Molen.
Many students would like to attend this event but are unable due to the financial burden. Can you give $25, $35 or even $100 to help us sponsor these students?
The link for paying goes to O'Donnell's ChristinePAC, which could seriously use the money. If anyone buys the VIP pass, please tell us if you got both "top shelf refreshments" and plain old refreshments.
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The money she needs should be a drop in the cauldron for her.
Refreshments will include "Eye of newt, and toe of frog, Wool of bat, and tongue of dog, Adder's fork, and blind-worm's sting, Lizard's leg, and howlet's wing"
The Eye of Newt is self explanatory; I leave it up to you good folks to tell us where she got the dog's tongue and the adder's fork, etc.
It should be named the "Bubble, Bubble, Toil and Troublemaker's Fest."
"The lineup for Troublemaker Fest includes powerful speakers such as Dinesh D'Souza, comedian Brad Stine, and Schindler's List producer Jerry Molen."
Isn't there a word out of place here? Shouldn't it be " . . . . comedian Dinesh D'Souza, Brad Stine, and . . ."
D'Souza's views are better suited to a comedy routine.
Google "elvira i am not a witch youtube" and watch the vid. This will keep you laughing.
A direct link might help:
Elvira's Not a Witch
She uploaded that to YouTube during the 2010 campaign, but yeah - still funny. Thanks for the reminder.
Vulture/Voucher 2012
Proving Two Rights DO Make a Wrong!
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Is anyone else tired already of seeing adverts for D'Souza's new movie?
How about sending her a straight jacket in lieu of payment?
So $1200 gets you "VIP seating." $35 gets you "Priority Seating." It would appear there is nothing worse than Priority Seating, but they sure do make it sound special, don't they?
"Access to Tea Party vs Occupy Wall Street Debate"
Depending on the people participating in this debate - like if it was a REAL debate - I actually might pay money to see it!
Save your dough, maphi - consider who's sponsoring/organizing it, and you know it's not a REAL debate.
Vulture/Voucher 2012
Proving Two Rights DO Make a Wrong!
;-)