This is laughable I would like to thank the moron Rachel Maddow. I was waiting for this one SodaHead News, whatever your are. LOL I LOVE IT.
The Liberal Media feels the need to almost dig into this young lady's diary trying to dig up dirt and instead found conservative gold.
Let's see can Rachel of the one who wrote this eloquent (loosely put) piece give an exact date other that "THE 90's" when a very young Christine O'Donnell spoke in this video?
Are you hiding the date because maybe she was really young when she said this. G'damned pucking idiots.
Thank you. You have just showed a beautiful young lady, Christine O'Donnell making adorable comments in her youth and substantiating her moral values at a very young age.
Barack Obama can not or will not produce his academic records for us to see, but you Liberal Idiots see it fit to almost go into a teenagers school notes book.
What next? Conservatives will have to produce their Elementary School records too.
Give me a pucking break
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The Liberal Media feels the need to almost dig into this young lady's diary trying to dig up dirt and instead found conservative gold.
Great piece, thank you for the gift.
Christine O’Donnell Says AIDS Gets Too Much Government Money?
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2010/09/16 15:00:00
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Christine O'Donnell has a problem with other people's sex lives.
O'Donnell is the Tea Party-backed candidate from Delaware who swept away GOP favorite Mike Castle to win the Republican primary for U.S. Senate. Now that she is that much closer to reaching Congress her views on sex, gay or straight, have taken center stage.
O'Donnell, who founded a Christian group that promoted monogamy and no sex until marriage, has commented in the past on AIDS funding, saying that the government spends too much money on AIDS programs that promote a risky lifestyle rather than prevent it.
“A lot of the money that we’re spending goes to things that we know will not prevent AIDS, but indeed will continue to spread the disease,” she said in a C-SPAN interview. “A lot of our money goes to distribute condoms in high schools, and a lot of our money goes to distribute material that is literally pornographic.”
The Delaware native is also opposed to masturbation.
According to O'Donnell, the Bible says "lusting in your heart" is the same as committing adultery and, as O'Donnell said in a past MTV interview, "You can't masturbate without lust."
Do You Agree With O'Donnell's Comments on AIDs and Masturbation?
O'Donnell is the Tea Party-backed candidate from Delaware who swept away GOP favorite Mike Castle to win the Republican primary for U.S. Senate. Now that she is that much closer to reaching Congress her views on sex, gay or straight, have taken center stage.
O'Donnell, who founded a Christian group that promoted monogamy and no sex until marriage, has commented in the past on AIDS funding, saying that the government spends too much money on AIDS programs that promote a risky lifestyle rather than prevent it.
“A lot of the money that we’re spending goes to things that we know will not prevent AIDS, but indeed will continue to spread the disease,” she said in a C-SPAN interview. “A lot of our money goes to distribute condoms in high schools, and a lot of our money goes to distribute material that is literally pornographic.”
The Delaware native is also opposed to masturbation.
According to O'Donnell, the Bible says "lusting in your heart" is the same as committing adultery and, as O'Donnell said in a past MTV interview, "You can't masturbate without lust."
Do You Agree With O'Donnell's Comments on AIDs and Masturbation?
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Ed 2010/09/16 16:47:15
The loony left is again reaching beyond reason to attempt to tear down a person who does not support their agenda.
Even Rachel Maddow did not mention AIDS in this attack spot.
What treatment would be available for those unfortunates born with the AIDS virus?
If it's accepted that AIDS is a 'self inflicted' illness through promiscuity, would it be advocated that research into other 'self inflicted' illnesses- such as anorexia, or those drink/ drug/ smoking, even the likes of asbestosis, be reduced or shelved?
Binge drinking is being considered in a wider sphere, since it's more behavioural than George's problem. Last Christmas it was estimated that each admission cost the NHS something like £260 (not exact quote). I know that fights and alcohol often go hand in hand, but we had several nasty incidents with drunk girls attacking people for no reason- including at least one death: so there are social costs too.
Straying slightly, but minimum wage here is £5.80/ hour. At perhaps 35 hours a week- £180+/- before tax- you would be lucky to find somewhere decent to rent, let alone buy insurance.
My partner has often wondered how that works in the US. Curious, not trying to have a go as some might.
The problem is we have an interstate commerce that does not allow sale of policies from one state to another limiting competition, if they allowed it premiums would go down, it would also eliminate the one size fits all policies and have them tailored to your needs, would also lower the costs, tort reform, limiting what lawyers can be awarded in law suits would also bring the price down. Another way to bring the price down in the US is allowing small businesses to group together, in other words buying policies in bulk so to speak.
And this is what you won't ever hear from the government: Most doctors believe It is only a matter of time before AIDS mutates into a virus that can be spread in ways other than bodily fluids.
The reason no one says that is because the powers that be are afraid people with AIDS and/or HIV would be killed if this knowledge was common.
I am not a virologist, however, from what I know of it, the potential for AIDS to mutate so that it can be spread by something other than bodily fluids is definitely there.
I thought we could eradicate AIDS since we know how it is spread, however, the number of AIDS cases continues to grow.
They were warned about voting for things that the majority of Americans didn't want,now they will be fired.
What did they miss?
To answer your question about sex before marriage, as it applies to my first time, I was a single 12 year old when I had sex with a 36 year old woman. I played in Rock bands all my life I don't know how many times and how many girls and women I have had sex with. So what is your point.?
You are as misinformed about the side of American that is sick and tired of Progressives ruining the country as the Progressive themselves.
This is not about one issue so if I was to pick between a Mike Castle, Progressive Republican in bed with Harry Reid and a woman that had a good moral sense when she was a young girl, you bet I vote for her.
The last perfect man was crucified. Like I said if that is the dirt the Progressives have dug up on this young girl, they for got to brush off the dirt and see the gold nugget they dug up. Because she did not only send a message to the Liberal Progressive but to the RINO's and the Progressive Republicans and it says "we don't want you and if you don't get out of the way, we will take you out of the way"
Masturbation is a good way to get in touch with your own body, orgasms are a good stress relief and they make you happier. Besides, who wants to be sexually frustrated? It's very uncomfortable and painful at times.
I don't agree with telling children to deny their budding sexual feelings. If they want to masturbate, let them. They're not going out and having sex, which is a very adult decision. They're not contracting STDs, they're not getting pregnant or getting other people pregnant, they're exploring their own bodies. Waiting before marriage I can totally understand, but not even masturbating? Yeah, I don't agree with that one bit.
I don't think we're spending too much on AIDS. People are dying from this and we're working on preventing it, and yes, that includes handing out condoms. I'm sorry all you uptight Christians who preach abstinence only... not every teen in the world is going to listen to you. Teenagers have raging hormones the majority of them are going to end up having sex before they get out of highschool, there is no use in denying it or trying to prevent it.
I support educating kids on practicing safer sex, handing out condoms, and spending money on treating AIDS.
By the way ... was the host of that show a man or a woman? It seemed to be trying to be a man but it came across more as a woman. Sorry ... off topic.
Apparently, O'Donnell was very young and struggling with the same questions that all young adults struggle with. It's good to know that some young folks realize that there are choices and that not all have to go down the road of a hooker or porn star. They can choose to be better than those things.
It seems rather that biblical injunctions convey a subtle social wisdom that extends beyond the childish "Why can't I do what I want?" demand. Sexuality is the most dynamic human impulse and a society that can't make boundaries will soon find itself mired in narcissistic hedonism. Even with boundaries there will always be transgression but that's not a good reason to dispense with the cultural pressure that imposes limits.
Just the idea that masturbation is selfish should be a clue as to the ideals of these young people. I say "bravo" to them for making a stand against behaviors that are indeed an insult to human dignity and the social fabric.