O'Donnell denies misrepresenting education

[TomCADem]

Source: Associated Press

WILMINGTON, Del. — After nearly disappearing from public view following her upset victory in Delaware's GOP primary, Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell re-emerged Friday, denying reports that she tried to falsify her education background.

In an interview with The Associated Press, O'Donnell also denied she had been ducking the media or had gone into hiding amid questions about her background and statements she has made as a conservative commentator on television talk shows.

While trying to rapidly ramp up the number of staffers and find new office space after her primary win, O'Donnell's campaign has been bombarded with questions from the media, many of which have gone unanswered.

This week, questions were raised about whether O'Donnell had falsely suggested on two online business networking sites, LinkedIn and ZoomInfo, that she had attended Oxford University in England, when in fact she had simply attended a summer program there under the auspices of the Phoenix Institute.

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[MrModerate]

1. Just to be sure I have this right . . .

This notorious serial fabulator is trying to deny that an armful of fables she's spun are untrue. And with a credibility score of about minus 300, we're supposed to believe her?

Oh, I forgot -- it's the no-opposable-thumb set she's appealing to.

Next!

[MrModerate]

2. Self-delete

[MrModerate]

3. Self-delete

[Hell Hath No Fury]

4. It wasn't just those sites --

I think it was Rachel who pointed to a resume of Christine's where she made the same false claims.

[mackerel]

5. Have her numbers slipped in the poles?

[Jefferson23]

6. LOL, great news, keep it going Christine. Delaware is going to vote for this clown? n/t