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Bewitched: Tea Party's Christine O'Donnell "electrifies social conservatives" at "values" summit, but turns out she once "dabbled into witchcraft" - She disputed evolution because it contradicts the Bible, but told Bill Maher, "One of my first dates with

You just can't make this stuff up.  Christine O'Donnell — the anti-science, pro-Bible, Tea Party darling who won the Delaware Republican Senate primary — was "the ingénue sensation and the It Girl of the Values Voter Summit, the Family Research Council's annual gathering of roughly 2,000 social conservatives from across the country."

Back in 1996, O'Donnell was actually spokeswoman for a conservative Christian policy organization Concerned Women of America, which is "built on prayer and...

Bewitched: Tea Party's Christine O'Donnell "electrifies social conservatives" at "values" summit, but turns out she once "dabbled into witchcraft" - She disputed evolution because it contradicts the Bible, but told Bill Maher, "One of my first dates with

You just can't make this stuff up.  Christine O'Donnell — the anti-science, pro-Bible, Tea Party darling who won the Delaware Republican Senate primary — was "the ingénue sensation and the It Girl of the Values Voter Summit, the Family Research Council's annual gathering of roughly 2,000 social conservatives from across the country."

Back in 1996, O'Donnell was actually spokeswoman for a conservative Christian policy organization Concerned Women of America, which is "built on prayer and...

Bewitched: Tea Party's Christine O'Donnell "electrifies social conservatives" at "values" summit, but turns out she once "dabbled into witchcraft" - She disputed evolution because it contradicts the Bible, but told Bill Maher, "One of my first dates with

You just can't make this stuff up.  Christine O'Donnell — the anti-science, pro-Bible, Tea Party darling who won the Delaware Republican Senate primary — was "the ingénue sensation and the It Girl of the Values Voter Summit, the Family Research Council's annual gathering of roughly 2,000 social conservatives from across the country."

Back in 1996, O'Donnell was actually spokeswoman for a conservative Christian policy organization Concerned Women of America, which is "built on prayer and...

Bewitched: Tea Party's Christine O'Donnell "electrifies social conservatives" at "values" summit, but turns out she once "dabbled into witchcraft" - She disputed evolution because it contradicts the Bible, but told Bill Maher, "One of my first dates with

You just can't make this stuff up.  Christine O'Donnell — the anti-science, pro-Bible, Tea Party darling who won the Delaware Republican Senate primary — was "the ingénue sensation and the It Girl of the Values Voter Summit, the Family Research Council's annual gathering of roughly 2,000 social conservatives from across the country."

Back in 1996, O'Donnell was actually spokeswoman for a conservative Christian policy organization Concerned Women of America, which is "built on prayer and...

Bewitched: Tea Party's Christine O'Donnell "electrifies social conservatives" at "values" summit, but turns out she once "dabbled into witchcraft" - She disputed evolution because it contradicts the Bible, but told Bill Maher, "One of my first dates with

You just can't make this stuff up.  Christine O'Donnell — the anti-science, pro-Bible, Tea Party darling who won the Delaware Republican Senate primary — was "the ingénue sensation and the It Girl of the Values Voter Summit, the Family Research Council's annual gathering of roughly 2,000 social conservatives from across the country."

Back in 1996, O'Donnell was actually spokeswoman for a conservative Christian policy organization Concerned Women of America, which is "built on prayer and...

Bewitched: Tea Party's Christine O'Donnell "electrifies social conservatives" at "values" summit, but turns out she once "dabbled into witchcraft" - She disputed evolution because it contradicts the Bible, but told Bill Maher, "One of my first dates with

You just can't make this stuff up.  Christine O'Donnell — the anti-science, pro-Bible, Tea Party darling who won the Delaware Republican Senate primary — was "the ingénue sensation and the It Girl of the Values Voter Summit, the Family Research Council's annual gathering of roughly 2,000 social conservatives from across the country."

Back in 1996, O'Donnell was actually spokeswoman for a conservative Christian policy organization Concerned Women of America, which is "built on prayer and...

Bewitched: Tea Party's Christine O'Donnell "electrifies social conservatives" at "values" summit, but turns out she once "dabbled into witchcraft" - She disputed evolution because it contradicts the Bible, but told Bill Maher, "One of my first dates with

You just can't make this stuff up.  Christine O'Donnell — the anti-science, pro-Bible, Tea Party darling who won the Delaware Republican Senate primary — was "the ingénue sensation and the It Girl of the Values Voter Summit, the Family Research Council's annual gathering of roughly 2,000 social conservatives from across the country."

Back in 1996, O'Donnell was actually spokeswoman for a conservative Christian policy organization Concerned Women of America, which is "built on prayer and...

Bewitched: Tea Party's Christine O'Donnell "electrifies social conservatives" at "values" summit, but turns out she once "dabbled into witchcraft" - She disputed evolution because it contradicts the Bible, but told Bill Maher, "One of my first dates with

You just can't make this stuff up.  Christine O'Donnell — the anti-science, pro-Bible, Tea Party darling who won the Delaware Republican Senate primary — was "the ingénue sensation and the It Girl of the Values Voter Summit, the Family Research Council's annual gathering of roughly 2,000 social conservatives from across the country."

Back in 1996, O'Donnell was actually spokeswoman for a conservative Christian policy organization Concerned Women of America, which is "built on prayer and...

Bewitched: Tea Party's Christine O'Donnell "electrifies social conservatives" at "values" summit, but turns out she once "dabbled into witchcraft" - She disputed evolution because it contradicts the Bible, but told Bill Maher, "One of my first dates with

You just can't make this stuff up.  Christine O'Donnell — the anti-science, pro-Bible, Tea Party darling who won the Delaware Republican Senate primary — was "the ingénue sensation and the It Girl of the Values Voter Summit, the Family Research Council's annual gathering of roughly 2,000 social conservatives from across the country."

Back in 1996, O'Donnell was actually spokeswoman for a conservative Christian policy organization Concerned Women of America, which is "built on prayer and...

A new generation of ultra-efficient vehicles split $10 million auto X-prize - Plus a must-see video of the winner's acceptance speech

Three design teams from Mooresville, North Carolina, Lynchburg, Virginia and Winterthur, Switzerland have succeeded in building extremely fuel efficient vehicles that are capable of traveling at least 100 miles per gallon of gasoline (or equivalent, MPGe).  The teams survived a series of performance lab and road tests that eliminated 133 other vehicles from the first ever Progressive Insurance Automotive X Prize competition.

The goal of the competition, according to the X Prize Foundation, is ...