Run and Tell That, Christine O’Donnell
What exactly was the Delaware tea partyer going for with this commercial that references the bedroom intruder song?What exactly was the Delaware tea partyer going for with this commercial that references the bedroom intruder song?
Perhaps you have been doing research at one of the poles and have no idea what the bedroom intruder song is:
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"They've decided to let political figures lie to you," the presidential hopeful says.
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