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That's not what I think of them...but I would be able to answer the question and not afraid to answer it, like Brown.If someone asked me what I thought of the tea party movement and what they are trying to do I'd be able to answer the question.
Yep, you'd claim that they are 'trying to take over the country' and alienate a huge chunk of potential votes, you'd make yourself look an idiot with anyone with half a brain, and also have your words twisted to make you sound like a paranoid fool. And you'd lose the election.
Good thing that he's smarter than you.
I don't think it was fear, it was good media handling... in a negative interview it is often wise to deflect any question. Brown's obviously been trained in how to handle a confrontational or negative interview and did exactly what he was told to do. You may not like it but that's what happens. They are trained to deal with negative media by deflecting. It's very easy to sit back and say what you would or would not have done but when you are being interviewed, it is a very different matter.