September 21, 2010 9:21 AM
Christine O'Donnell: "No Truth" to Criminal Allegations

Delaware Republican Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell is rebuffing allegations that she illegally used more than $20,000 in campaign funds for personal expenses.

Speaking to reporters Monday night, Politico reports, O'Donnell said there is "no truth" to the accusations, leveled against her by the group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW).

"We have not, I personally have not misused the campaign funds," O'Donnell said.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-20017081-503544.html

Maybe she'll use her experience 'dabbling in witchcraft' to make the criminal charges disappear!!!  

Quoted from Box A Rox

Maybe she'll use her experience 'dabbling in witchcraft' to make the criminal charges disappear!!!  

Perhaps!!!

Given that Delaware elected a known plagiarist and "strecher of the truth" as its Senator for
many years ...  I don't see how they can complain that O'Donnel once "dabbled" in witchcraft.

hey dvor do something useful and go get me a gin and tonic....

Quoted from littlesal

hey dvor do something useful and go get me a gin and tonic....

no thanks .. judging by your posts .. you have had enough to drink already  

Many many past presidents and/or wives have dabbled in the occult as well.......
Lincoln..........
Not only did he get premonitions, he also believed in the occult.  Well, if he didn’t believe then he was at least willing to go along with it.  Because he and Mary had lost little Edward and Willie at such young ages, they actually held seances in the White House trying to contact their dearly departed.  Mrs. Lincoln also attended seances at the homes of famous mediums of the day.  Whether or not they made contact is unknown.

FDR..........
Another president that used the occult to predict the future of his presidency was Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Roosevelt made regular appointments to have his future read by the world famous psychic Jeanne Dixon. Dixon correctly predicted the favorable result of WWII. Much to Roosevelt's horror, she also predicted his impending death in Hot Springs Georgia.

REAGAN'S WIFE..........
Finally, Nancy Regan was well known for consulting an astrologer during her husbands 8 years in the White House. She prohibited the president from signing important documents and treaties if her psychic forecaster felt that the astrological signs were not favorable.

MRS. CLINTON...............
Mrs. Clinton said, "Now I'm sure that there will be a talk show host somewhere who will point out with great glee that I have gone over the edge and am talking to myself and to Mrs. Roosevelt on a regular basis, but I believe that the world, and particularly our country, would be better off if we all spent a little time talking with Mrs. Roosevelt . . ." (Hillary Rodham Clinton, "Keynote Address at the Dedication of Eleanor Roosevelt College, San Diego," CA, January 26, 1995). the United Methodist Bishop of Arkansas, Richard Wilke, endorsed Mrs. Clinton's involvement with necromancy, saying, "I think it's marvelous that she's having experiences like this, " adding that Mrs. Clinton is "one of the most profound lay theologians in the United Methodist Church"