Stormy Daniels: David Vitter’s 2010 Senator Primary Rival?
Posted May 10, 2009 by Lindsay Britney
Stormy Daniels, also known as Stormy Waters and simply Stormy, is an adult film actress, and director. The 30-year-old multiple awards-winning porn star is plotting for a 2010 run for the U.S. Senate seat in her native Louisiana currently held by Republican David Vitter, who once linked to D.C. Madam Deborah Lee Palfrey’s prostitution ring.
It is a US Senate race to savour, pitting a porn star named Stormy — the proud winner of the 2007 Golden G-string award — against a Christian family-values Republican shamed after being caught cavorting with prostitutes.
In these gloomy days of global recession and soaring unemployment, the Louisiana Senate race is brightening the lives of many, courtesy of Stormy Daniels, who set off on a “listening tour” of her home state yesterday, taking on David Vitter, the Republican senator, with the slogan: “Stormy Daniels: Screwing People Honestly”.
Ms Daniels says that she is running in response to an internet campaign called Draft Stormy [ DraftStormy.com] that she claims has got people even more excited than viewers of her hit films Space Nuts and Taken. Whatever the outcome, her decision to thrust her 36-inch chest into Louisiana politics is dragging Mr Vitter’s 2007 prostitution scandal back into the limelight.
“He ran for the Senate on a family values, anti-sex education platform,” Ms Daniels told The Times. “And he’s caught with prostitutes. That’s hypocritical. Call me what you will, but you can’t call me a hypocrite.” [Times.co.uk]




Stormy Daniels Photos (Wikipedia, Lukeisback.com, IMDB.cn)
Stormy Daniels has embarked on a self-financed Listening Tour in her hometown, had used her own money to embark on a Listening Tour days ago.
Stormy Daniels strode onstage at a downtown Baton Rouge restaurant in a tight black blouse with a plunging neckline and a knee-length skirt in the popular purple of Louisiana State University. She introduced herself with a warning.
“For those of you who don’t know who I am,” she told the lunch crowd at The Roux House, “I’d suggest that you don’t Google that until you get home from work.” [...]
Daniels, 30, insists she’s serious. She’s spending her own money on a “listening tour” to hear what people have to say as she considers a possible run, and said she isn’t just starting a publicity stunt to promote her work or embarrass Vitter. However, she said she hasn’t lived in Louisiana for seven years — she currently resides in Florida — and would need to re-establish residency to run.
She sprinkled her presentation Tuesday with the occasional joke (”If you get any closer you’re going to have to start tipping me,” she told a crowd of reporters and photographers) but she kept the topics serious.
Daniels backs some issues common to many candidates, including bringing troops home sooner from Iraq and replacing the federal income tax with a national sales tax. Others are closer to her professional background, including pushing to remove child pornography from the Internet and keeping minors from viewing adult material.
She doesn’t want to take questions about Vitter. “I think it’s about time David Vitter started answering David Vitter questions,” she said. [AP]
But even if she successfully obtains her candidacy in the future, Stormy Daniels who is not affiliated with a political party will have to face an uphill task to defeat the incumbent David Vitter
[David Vitter] has been aggressively fundraising, amassing $2.5 million in campaign funds for what will be his first re-election attempt since the Palfrey scandal broke. He won the Senate seat for the first time in 2004, spending more than $7 million to defeat four major opponents for the open position.
Noting Vitter’s solid conservative stances and his healthy campaign account, Ed Chervenak, a political science professor at the University of New Orleans, doesn’t think a Daniels candidacy would do much damage.
“It’s probably going to be fairly easy for him to ignore her,” he said.
“What it really shows is the lack of any real credible Democratic challenger,” he added.
Stormy Daniels ABC’s Nightline Interview Video
Born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1979, Stormy Daniels began stripping at age 17 at a club in her hometown. She then expanded to become a feature performer in September of 2000. Daniels married fellow porn actor Pat Myne in 2003, but the couple divorced in 2005.
As for her acting career, Stormy Daniels has credits in more than 100 films, including Operation: Desert Stormy, Trailer Trash Nurses 6, Ron Jeremy on the Loose: Atlantic City, Tit Happens, and recently more mainstream titles such as The 40-year-old Virgin and Knocked Up, according to The First Post.
We wish Stormy good luck!
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Links: Official Stormy Daniels Website; Stormy Daniels MySpace; Stormy Daniels Twitter; Stormy Daniels for Senate? @ Hustler World
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May 11, 2009 at 11:42 am
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