Originally Posted by
slowplay
I know at least one candidate that will vociferously disagree. He was disadvantaged.
The fact that this was e-mailed on behalf of a candidate and that candidate had the opportunity to amend creates the appearance of impropriety. If there was no improper intent, then it shows how naive some involved in this process are.
It's good that you acknowledge the questions were slanted and that this wasn't really an issue identification piece. I view it as a poorly disguised advocacy piece.
The reason that
No Response was not used, was because at my urging I did not want anyone who had not responded to have words of any kind put in to their mouth. Hence a total omission rather than words that were not approved by a candidate. Make sense?