Thanks Joy Behar!: Sharron Angle campaign raises $137,000 today

I just got off the phone with someone from Sharron Angle’s senate campaign in Nevada. They informed me they had a banner day fundraising, pulling in $137,000. Not coincidentally, today was also the day where The View co-host Joy Behar said of Angle on national television, “She’s going to hell, this bitch!”

“We had a major fundraising surge today. I can only imagine it was directly in response to Joy Behar’s comments,” said an Angle campaign spokesman.

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