Christine O'Donnell, the conservative activist and former candidate for U.S. Senate from Delaware, is about to get a new title: author.
O'Donnell's first book is scheduled to go on sale Tuesday. Its title is “Troublemaker: Let's Do What it Takes to Make America Great Again.”
O'Donnell won a stunning primary victory in the Republican U.S. Senate race in Delaware almost a year ago.
Democrat Chris Coons ultimately beat O'Donnell in the general election.
In her new book she criticizes adversaries for undermining her campaign while admitting errors in her own decisions, including the campaign ad in which she declared “I am not a witch.”
The 358-page book is the story of O’Donnell’s life and her thoughts on politics (her bio gives her credit for the marketing strategy that resulted in the ’94 Republican Congressional “sweep”) and her own political campaigns.
O’Donnell has created a political action committee, ChristinePAC, which her website states “is committed to values that strengthen our country as a whole and to empowering Americans to become more involved in the political process.”
