Christine O'Donnell Ad I'm Not a Witch at SNL (Actually, O'Donnell IS a Bavarian Witch?)

Christine O'Donnell ad "I'm not a Witch" was parodied at SNL...and actually the ad suggests that truly and secretly Christine O'Donnell IS a witch. The whole thing is just silly.

After all, if she WERE a witch, wouldn't she just cast a spell in order to get elected? (At least, that's what I thought until the ad touched on a supply issue with newts or some other ingredient needed for the spell...)

Just as Bill Maher has weekly updates on O'Donnell's craziness SNL loves the wacky nature of this GOP/Tea Party backed candidate. This week, they parodied the "I'm Not a Witch" ad. If you missed it, click here to view it.

O'Donnell is up against a Democratic incumbent for the vacant senate seat that was previously held by Joe Biden.

So what do you think? First was the whole "I'm not a witch" ad a good idea, and second do you think that the SNL parody of the ad was funny or not?

Christine O'Donnell Ad a Political Success or Failure?

Christine O'Donnell ad - is it a political success or failure? Christine O'Donnell is the Delaware Senate GOP hopeful, and she's been a big force this year on a national level because of her quirky beliefs and for Bill Maher's seemingly endless supply of embarrassing clips.

Shortly after O'Donnell won the GOP nomination, Bill Maher released a clip where she claims she "dabbled in witchcraft." The next week rolled around and O'Donnell was quoted as saying that "evolution is a myth" and then that she tried a variety of religions before Christianity, but didn't become Hare Krishna because she "loves meatballs."

However, it's the witchcraft clip that stuck. It's also the subject of, believe it or not, O'Donnell's first campaign ad. In the ad, Christine O'Donnell says "I'm not a witch...I'm You" which is a really strange campaign, if you ask anyone who knows politics.

The second ad Christine O'Donnell admits she "Didn't Go to Yale", which her opponent, Chris Coons, did. It also ends with the tag line "I'm You."

What do you think about Christine O'Donnell ads? Are they too simple, or are they just right? Although she's behind in the polls do you think she will win in November?