Morning Examiner: Christine O’Donnell…the insider?

When it rains, Mr. Obama, it pours.

DSCC spends an initial $95,000 to brand Christine O’Donnell as…an insider?

It’s not easy running a campaign against a madman.

Retired government “consultants” — part of the reason government has become so expensive.

“The system took advantage of me,” says Obama’s aunt, who took advantage of our immigration, asylum, and public housing systems.

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