I think the question was a fair one, I saw the interview when it aired and practically died right there as that woman floundered around trying to not answer the questions.
You want to go on and on about the harmful effects of a newspaper ad, but you can't tell me the name of the last person in your district who is killed in Iraq, even though your office "very sensitive to this and to those families."
In fact, this is a question I want someone to ask each and every Senator and Congressman when they come on to talk about the war? I want the human cost of this out front and center in every interview.
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Think MSNBC might be a little biased?
I think the question was a fair one, I saw the interview when it aired and practically died right there as that woman floundered around trying to not answer the questions.
You want to go on and on about the harmful effects of a newspaper ad, but you can't tell me the name of the last person in your district who is killed in Iraq, even though your office "very sensitive to this and to those families."
In fact, this is a question I want someone to ask each and every Senator and Congressman when they come on to talk about the war? I want the human cost of this out front and center in every interview.
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