Extremely archaic viewpoints. She is a supporter of traditional values, if by traditional you mean Mary, Queen of Scots.
Her biggest crusade has become preaching abstinence until marriage to young women.
"Not only because I think I'm right," she said in 2004. "I know what it's like to live a life without principle."
But although she believes in no sex before marriage, she has also said time and again that what she strives for is not abstinence, not virginity, but chastity.
"I don't encourage anyone to seek 'abstinence.' I cringe at terms like 'secondary virginity' or 'recycled virgin.' One of my goals is to get the body of Christ to stop proclaiming these words. I would rejoice if I never heard 'abstinence' from a pulpit again," O'Donnell wrote in Cultural Dissident in 1998. "As Christians, virginity is not even our goal. Purity and holiness are our calling in Christ."
O'Donnell was approached by anti-abortion activists who asked her to run for Senate.
"Originally I said no," she said. "I never wanted to run for office. I was an outspoken advocate, and if you run you have to water it down. But as someone who prays about every decision I make, I felt like God was leading me in the other direction."
"During the primary, I heard the audible voice of God," she said. "He said, 'Credibility.' It wasn't a thought in my head. I thought it meant I was going to win. But after the primary, I got credibility."
She ran, lost the primary to Jan Ting and ran as a write-in candidate. She lost again.
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