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Sharron Angle, Camera-Shy Candidate, Shifts Coverage - NYTimes.com
This is hilarious! The Tea baggers strike again!
Maybe she and Rand Paul can hide on a island together until after November...
Maybe she needs a Palin speaking tour or else limit her appearances to Fox News
In a state where reporters say they can knock at the Governor’s Mansion and say hello, people are wondering whether Ms. Angle’s “no comments” — except to friendly radio hosts — are indicative of something bigger. The reporters said they suspect that Ms. Angle, who has said that the Environmental Protection Agency should be eliminated and that Social Security should be “transitioned out,” is afraid of running into the same interview buzz saw as Rand Paul’s Senate campaign did in Kentucky.
Mr. Paul, another Tea Party favorite, was widely criticized for his views on civil rights after an appearance on MSNBC last month, leading him to cancel an appearance on “Meet the Press,” the gold standard of political TV interviews. (Since that, though, local stations in Kentucky have had access to Mr. Paul, said Mark Neerman, the news director at WHAS in Louisville.)
In a state where reporters say they can knock at the Governors Mansion and say hello, people are wondering whether Ms. Angles no comments except to friendly radio hosts are indicative of something bigger. The reporters said they suspect that Ms. Angle, who has said that the Environmental Protection Agency should be eliminated and that Social Security should be transitioned out, is afraid of running into the same interview buzz saw as Rand Pauls Senate campaign did in Kentucky.
Mr. Paul, another Tea Party favorite, was widely criticized for his views on civil rights after an appearance on MSNBC last month, leading him to cancel an appearance on Meet the Press, the gold standard of political TV interviews. (Since that, though, local stations in Kentucky have had access to Mr. Paul, said Mark Neerman, the news director at WHAS in Louisville.)
Are their any debates planned in NV for this election? Angle will HAVE to show up for them, right??
