There you go again, claiming O’Donnell was a particularly bad candidate, while she fared just as well as all Republicans in her state.
If all Republicans fared the same then that is no indication of her quality as a candidate, then--good, bad, or indifferent. So how she did says nothing about her intrinsic qualities, which I have yet to find.
But that's beside the point, because you are incorrect.
The losing Repulican candidate for congress got more votes than O'Donnell.
The losing candidate for treasurer got more votes than O'Donnell.
The winning state auditor is a Republican and got more votes than O'Donnell.
The winning state rep in district 37 is a Republican.
Not talking a Republican-friendly state, but you said "all" Republicans, and that's not the case.
BTW, O'Donnell had the backing of Palin and DeMint, yet that meant nothing compared to one comment by Karl Rove. I guess her fans are arguing that Karl Rove's endorsement or lack of one is more important than either DeMint's or Palin's.