File this under; "You can't make this stuff up."

[The Uncola]

Senate hopeful Christine O’Donnell’s website spells her own name wrong

There are some things you expect candidates for high office to do without messing it up -- for instance, spell their own name correctly on a public Web page.

Christine O'Donnell, the GOP's US Senate nominee from Delaware, on Tuesday was found to have her name misspelled on an affiliated site, ElectChristineODonnell.org. The error was first caught by Jeff Neumann of Gawker early Wednesday morning.

The flub had still not been fixed as of 10:15 am Eastern Time

(perhaps someone could import the image, I'm flunking out trying to)

The mistake reflects yet another public gaffe for a candidate whose past statements have earned national attention for their absurdity and odd logic.

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2010/10/christine-odonnells-website-spells-wrong/


It defies logic that this person is a serious candidate for one of the highest offices in our Nation.

[Ichingcarpenter]

1. Change your headline and more people will read it

reflecting the spelling problem of her name, before the edit time is up.

Here is the JPG.

[madmax]

3. +1

[The Uncola]

5. Too late to edit, feel welcome to start a new thread, short on time myself. Sorry. n/t

[madmax]

2. k&r

[charlie]

4. Clued in about their cluelessness

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https://www.electchristineodonnell.org/terms.aspx

They also prohibit "deep linking", which I just did. Buncha maroons.