Quotes: Christine O’Donnell Talks to CNN About Her Campaign

Christine O'Donnell
Jonathan Ernst / Reuters

“I’ve matured in my faith. I’ve matured in my policies. Today you have a forty-something woman running for office. Not a 20-year-old. So that’s a big difference.”

– CHRISTINE O’DONNELL, Delaware Republican candidate for Senate on Bill Maher’s release of her witchcraft-related tapes (Via CNN). Get more coverage at The Page.

Related Topics: 2010 Elections, Christine O'Donnell, delaware, Senate, Politics, Quotes
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