Chicken Lady too Chicken S*** to Publicly Support the Civil Rights Act

[Clio the Leo]

Just say "yes." It's not that hard ... it's a small word that's easy to pronounce.

The Sue Lowden campaign continued to lay eggs last night, with the candidate refusing to answer when Nevada journalist Jon Ralston pressed her to say whether she agrees with Rand Paul's criticism of the Civil Rights Act.

When he asked her if the act should apply to private businesses, she dismissed it as a "gotcha question," according to Ralston's blast email.

"Nobody's asking that question, Jon," Lowden said. Asked again whether she'd answer it, Lowden replied flatly: "No." I'll have video shortly.

Her campaign subsequently released a statement saying she fully supports the Civil Rights Act. Sorry: There's no unscrambling this egg.

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/plum-line/2010/05/the_morning_plum_17.html

[Phoebe Loosinhouse]

1. "Nobody's asking that question" she said to the person asking that question. nt

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2. Former beauty contest circuit

participant - yes? One would think she would understand 'gotcha' questions.

The permafrost princess opened the door to indignant defense replies when no answer scrolls across their feeble minds eye.

[mrcheerful]

4. Well remember former beauty queens think asking what magazines or news papers you

read is a "gotcha" question. These people are not in beauty contest's for their brains you know, most of them can't talk and chew gum at the same time or walk and chew gum. Heck about the only real skills they are required to have is being able to slip from a prom dress into a bikini without getting it backwards, nothing like seeing a beauty queen putting a thong bikini on backwards though. Bad bad bad cheerful guy bad.

[Cha]

3. Chickens Gone Bad..

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