Pretty bad tactical decision IMO. We certainly have two people who are not very politically savvy running for office. Doesn't change my opinion on who to vote for between a moderate senator and a man trapped in the 1840's responsible for facilitating North Carolina's descent into the backwater south instead of retaining the characteristics of a progressive mid-atlanticesque state, but it doesn't help Hagan's cause with the general electorate I would imagine.
Nobody watches that shit anyway. I didn't even know there was a debate or whatever last night and I'm engaged with the election.
What allegations? That she missed some committee meetings? WGAF?
Can someone give me an objective run down of the Hagan allegations? I've seen the initial reports from newspapers and the one politico article but don't even see anything about the "scandal" anywhere else right now other than the typical right-wing sites trumping up the story.
I can't tell if it's actually an issue or not but the lack of the story that I can find at least, in the "mainstream media" leads me to believe there's not a lot of smoke on that one.
Either way just attend the debates and live talk shows that the election calls for and you'll be fine. Hagan didn't skip the debate because she was unable to field anything Tillis was tossing her way because god knows anyone could address 99% of anything he says, so no reason to give an appearance that is what you're doing.
No, no, no...now the story is she voted for the stimulus (that every Democrat voted for) and her husband's company got some of the stimulus money (already existing company at the time of the stimulus although it does seem that they were not making much money, if any, at that stage).
That's why this was weird to me. Not sure how an incumbent Senator (who always run against the allegation they've gone native in DC) can think that Tweeting a debate in is going to cut it. I asked the same question you did..."you're afraid of Thom Tillis? Why even give that impression?"
Not that Thom Tillis won't fail to walk through the opening she left him.