Christine O'Donnell: Just another Christofascist scammer

Remember how Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker collected all that money from people thinking they were supporting a church, or buying shares in a religious theme park hotel -- and then they lived high off the hog on their ill-gotten gains? Scamming the public for dollars is nothing new, but Christine O'Donnell is elevating it to an art form.

Now that she's won her primary, her web site consists of nothing but a plea for money:

until at least 9:32 last night, there were several other pages, including one titled “About Christie,” another explaining, “Why Christie?” another supposedly debunking smears against O’Donnell, a list of endorsements, and several press releases. Here is a screen grab, recovered from Google cache, of the many options a visitor to O’Donnell’s website would have had, had they visited her site before it was stripped:

The URL for all of these pages now direct to an error page. Could O’Donnell be trying to reinvent herself?

Hardly surprising; begging is the only gainful employment she's had for years. Unlike your average homeless person on the street who just wants enough for a meal or a can of Friskies for her cat, O'Donnell is looking for over a million dollars in donations. Those Sarah Palin suits are EXPENSIVE.