Stormy Daniels and her team may not have come to a conclusion about her Senate candidacy over the past few months, but she's managed to be a thorn in the side of Louisiana Republicans nonetheless.

Since the former porn star's ballyhooed announcement Tuesday that she's discovered her inner Republican, thanks to the RNC's Voyeur scandal, one GOP-er told POLITICO that some long-standing members of his party have begun to wonder why, if she's serious, Daniels didn't proclaim her rightward tilt on her frequently updated Twitter account.

(Her Twitter account, by the way, includes gems like "Haha! Keep hating on me from your mommy's basement you pathetic ____. Your jealousy has made my day! Woohoo!" And: "Hurry up Pizza Hut!!! I know ... I know ... this is how pornos start ... but seriously, I just want my ���' pizza ... LOL.")

At the time of the announcement, it appeared Daniels was making brunch plans with a friend and choosing her wardrobe for an upcoming production she's filming in L.A.

Justifying her Twitter time, Daniels's point man (and Democratic operative) Brian Welsh said: "Stormy's twitters highlight both her strong work ethic and a dedication to a conservative fiscal brunch policy. This is exactly the kind of dedication and fiscal common sense that resonates with the American people."

But for Republicans, all the attention on Daniels's antics is actually quite annoying.

"It's been clear for months, and evidence bears it out, that this is nothing but a shameless PR stunt engineered by Democrat Party operatives with connections to the Melancon campaign," says NRSC spokesman Brian Walsh. He added, "Charlie Melancon and his campaign operatives owe voters in Louisiana an apology, as do media outlets like the Associated Press who have given ink to this nonsense at a time when there are so many important issues facing the state of Louisiana and our country."

Louisiana Republicans have also released a list of questions.

"This would be high comedy if it wasn't such a sad reflection on Charlie Melancon's campaign," scoffed another Louisiana Republican. "The coordination between their camp and hers is as clear as day. This has the potential to really backfire on Melancon."

However, Melancon's team says there's no connection between the two parties. Spokesman Jeff Giertz tells POLITICO: "Ms. Daniels's interest in running for Senate was publicly reported long before Charlie Melancon decided to run. The Melancon campaign never recruited, encouraged or asked Ms. Daniels to run for Senate, and any suggestion to the contrary is a lie. Period. Regardless of who emerges from the GOP primary, Charlie will be focusing on his message of bringing more bipartisanship, common sense and honesty back to Washington."

Of course, Team Stormy responded early Wednesday morning to what it called the "[David] Vitter attack machine."

"We are disappointed that Senator Vitter has shamelessly allowed the Washington and Baton Rouge Republican elite to violate Ronald Reagan's 11th Commandment and attack a fellow Republican who is not as of now even a declared candidate in this race," a statement said. "To be clear, the only people who have recruited Stormy Daniels are the hardworking men and women of Louisiana who are tired of federal spending, terrified of government intrusion and are looking for a true conservative to run for United States Senate."

Added Louisiana Democratic Party spokesman Kevin Franck: "It sounds like the folks over at John Ensign's former stomping grounds need to sit down, take off their tinfoil hats and take a deep breath. You don't need some half-cocked conspiracy theory to figure out why Republicans keep jumping into the race against David Vitter. If the NRSC is uncomfortable with a Republican challenger who has a history of selling sex, I would suggest they reconsider standing by an incumbent with a history of paying for it."

Queries to the Louisiana GOP went unreturned.

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