Christine O'Donnell on Rove's 'Un-factual' Remarks and 'Republican Cannibalism'

This year’s primaries have been fascinating - the anti-incumbency vibe is remarkably similar to that of 2008, but from a completely different political faction. Below George does a great job of analyzing what happened in last night’s Delaware Republican primary.

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Christine O’Donnell on Rove’s ‘Un-factual’ Remarks and ‘Republican Cannibalism’

The Republican nominee for the Delaware Senate seat fired back at Karl Rove today for what she called “un-factual” accusations about her record. “Everything that he is saying is un-factual. And it’s a shame because he is the same so-called political guru that predicted I wasn’t going to win. And we won and we won big,” Christine O’Donnell told me this morning. “So I think, again, he is eating some humble pie and he is just trying to restore his reputation.” Following O’Donnell’s victory over Republican congressman Mike Castle – her third bid for the Senate seat— Rove questioned O’Donnell’s record and the reports of her financial troubles. “Why did she mislead voters about her college education? How come it took nearly two decades to pay her college bills so she could get her college degree? How did she make a living? Why did she sue a well-known…conservative think tank,” Rove said on Fox News.

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