Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Fantastic Radnofsky Video
From a Radnofsky campaign press release, a link to video (Windows Media) of a recent interview of Barbara Ann on "The Connection", a show on KHOU, the Houston PBS affiliate. It's split into two thirteen-minute halves, and is labeled "BAR's appearance on PBS", dated Oct. 9.
Apparently The Connection's two hosts are supposed to represent a right-wing and left-wing pair. I personally found them both such dopey buffoons that they were hard to watch. Thankfully, however, Barbara Ann is given a good amount to time to speak.
And boy, does she. She is very confident, in control, firm and knowledgeable. It really is a first-rate performance, and I was very impressed. I think the figure she cuts here lends credibility to assertions that Sen. Hutchison is afraid to debate her in front of an audience, or even more than once. It's conventional wisdom that incumbents who are ahead in the polls have nothing to gain and lots to lose in debates with challengers. But in this case, I think Kay's campaign knows she'd get pounded.
This site and this blog are all about Kay, not focused on Barbara Ann. But if you'll watch at least a few minutes of this performance, you'll see that voting for Barbara Ann Radnofsky for U.S. Senate on Nov. 7 is much, much more than a "no Kay" vote - it's a chance to have a strong, smart Senator who represents the interests of Texans and Americans far better than Kay ever has. And please, pass this along to as many people as you can.
Apparently The Connection's two hosts are supposed to represent a right-wing and left-wing pair. I personally found them both such dopey buffoons that they were hard to watch. Thankfully, however, Barbara Ann is given a good amount to time to speak.
And boy, does she. She is very confident, in control, firm and knowledgeable. It really is a first-rate performance, and I was very impressed. I think the figure she cuts here lends credibility to assertions that Sen. Hutchison is afraid to debate her in front of an audience, or even more than once. It's conventional wisdom that incumbents who are ahead in the polls have nothing to gain and lots to lose in debates with challengers. But in this case, I think Kay's campaign knows she'd get pounded.
This site and this blog are all about Kay, not focused on Barbara Ann. But if you'll watch at least a few minutes of this performance, you'll see that voting for Barbara Ann Radnofsky for U.S. Senate on Nov. 7 is much, much more than a "no Kay" vote - it's a chance to have a strong, smart Senator who represents the interests of Texans and Americans far better than Kay ever has. And please, pass this along to as many people as you can.
