http://www.mediaite.com/online/report-national-republican-senatorial-committee-wont-fund-christine-odonnell/Earlier tonight Christine O’Donnell was declared the winner of the Republican Senate primary in Delaware over heavy favorite Mike Castle. Since O’Donnell was viewed as the Tea Party candidate endorsed by Sarah Palin, with little chance of winning in the general election in November, this race had shaped up as a the GOP establishment versus the Tea Party Republicans. In fact, just last night Charles Krauthammer called a vote for O’Donnell as irresponsible. Well according to a recent report, it turns out that the establishment — in this case the NRSC – won’t be funding O’Donnell’s campaign.
Rove comment, but according to this, 'watching' to decide on whether to give O'Donnell resources
http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/senate-races/118841-republicans-will-be-watching-to-decide-on-whether-to-give-odonnell-resources"There's just a lot of nutty things she's been saying," said former Bush political guru Karl Rove on Fox News. "This is not a race we're going to be able to win."
Kos also posted about this
by kos
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2010/9/14/901991/-Election-Night-Thread-#8So Christine O'Donnell wins her nomination in Delaware. Fox News reports that the NRSC has taken Delaware off the map and will not help O'Donnell in November. A lot of grumbling about "Palin and the Tea Party can support her." Getting the full reaction tomorrow is going to be F-U-N.
Have you given your $10 to an O2B candidate? Among the choices are Ann McLane Kuster who won her primary tonight in convincing fashion against a Lieberdem, and Alan Grayson.
Update from Kos
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2010/9/14/902007/-DE-Sen:-NRSC-surrenders-DelawareFox gets official word from their bosses at the GOP:
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/09/14/hours-polls-close-gloves-come-delaware/ Republican aides told Fox News Tuesday that the National Republican Senatorial Committee will not be funding O'Donnell's general election campaign, leaving it up to Palin and the Tea Party Express to do the heavy lifting.In other words, "You broke it, you bought it."