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Q: SHARRON ANGLE SAID WHAT?.... Sharron Angle (R), the extremist Senate candidate in Nevada, has a habit of saying some pretty remarkable things, including vague advocacy of the violent overthrow of the United States government. 
  
 In recent weeks, under strict orders, Angle has tried to improve her public image and make fewer crazy remarks, in part by avoiding the media. Confronted by reporters anxious to press the Senate hopeful on her own comments, Angle has even taken to literally fleeing from journalists. 
  
 And yet, the year's nuttiest statewide candidate continues to surprise. Over the weekend, Angle sat down with Fox News' Carl Cameron, who noted her tendency to avoid reporters' scrutiny. Angle replied, "We needed to have the press be our friend." 
  
 When Cameron said that "sounds lame," the right-wing candidate replied, "Well, no, no, we wanted [journalists] to ask the questions we want to answer so that they report the news the way we want it to be reported. And when I get on a show and I say send me money to SharronAngle.com, so that your listeners will know that if they want to support me they need to go to SharronAngle.com." 
  
 Angle recently conceded she only wants to talk to media that will let her beg for cash on the air, and notice that Fox News didn't edit out her shameless plug. 
  
 But that's clearly not the interesting part here. Sharron Angle said, on the record and on camera, that her campaign's media strategy is built around the notion of manipulating news organizations, getting the questions Angle wants, so she can give the answers she wants, so the public will hear the news the way Angle wants it to be heard. 
  
 I expect Angle to say insane things, but this is truly remarkable. I'm trying to imagine what the response on the right would be if President Obama said he needs independent news organizations to be his "friend," which is why he demands that reporters ask the questions he wants to answer "so that they report the news the way we want it to be reported." 
  
 Even Fox News noted that Angle was "too honest" with her remarks. National Review added, "Did She Just Say That Out Loud?" 
  
 I'll look forward to conservatives' defense of this. They're a creative bunch, and I can hardly wait to see what they come up with. ||||| During yesterday’s Fox News Channel’s special elections show on primaries and midterms around the country, Sharron Angle had the following exchange with an incredulous Carl Cameron about her media strategy so far: 
  
 Angle: “We needed to have the press be our friend.” Cameron: “Wait a minute. Hold on a second. To be your friend…?” Angle: “Well, truly–” Cameron: “That sounds naive.” Angle: “Well, no. We wanted them to ask the questions we want to answer so that they report the news the way we want it to be reported.” Cameron: [speechless, laughs] 
  
 Angle then goes on to repeat a statement she has made in the past, that she wants to be able to mention her website during interviews so she can ask viewers to donate money. Here’s the clip. ||||| Nevada Republican Senate candidate Sharron Angle has an interesting relationship with the press. She’s been known for both running away from reporters, and generally sticking with Fox News and more conservative-leaning outlets. In an interview with Fox News’ Carl Cameron, she explains why: because reporters should only ask the questions she wants to answer. 
  
 Asked about her media strategy, Angle replied, “We needed to have the press be our friend.” When Cameron noted that that “sounds naive,” Angle stated: 
  
 “Well, no. We wanted them to ask the questions we want to answer so that they report the news the way we want it to be reported.” 
  
 Even Cameron couldn’t help but laugh, as she went on to add: 
  
 “And when I get on a show, and I say, ‘Send money to SharronAngle.com,’ so that your listeners will know that if they want to support me they need to go to SharronAngle.com.” 
  
 Now we know that journalism certainly has its share of problems these days, but Angle seems to have reporters confused with PR agents. 
  
 Watch the clip below (via Mother Jones): |||||
A:
Sharron Angle is raising eyebrows again for her public comments, this time for explaining why she often avoids the media (and the resulting public comments): “We needed to have the press be our friend," she tells Fox News. When the network's Carl Cameron tells her that sounds "naive," she counters: “Well, no. We wanted them to ask the questions we want to answer so that they report the news the way we want it to be reported.” She also quickly gets in a pitch for donations to her website, notes Mediaite, which has the video. Candidates are always trying to manipulate press coverage, of course, but as a headline in the National Review puts it, "Did she just say that out loud?" Adds Steve Benen of the Washington Monthly: "I'll look forward to conservatives' defense of this. They're a creative bunch, and I can hardly wait to see what they come up with."