candidate. most people walk into a doctor s office and the first thing they ask you for is your insurance card. yes, nay do. and when you make an appointment. and they say, i don t have one, can i speak to the doctor and they want the insurance card. yes, they are used to doing ç that, but let s change the system and talk about what the possibilities are. i am telling you that this works. you know, before we all started having health care in the olden days, our grandparents would bring a chicken to the doctor and say, i will paint your house, and they would do i mean, the old days of what people would do to get health care with their doctors. doctors are sympathetic people, and i m not backing down from that, sue. and joining me now is former state senator and former leader of the pac for the republican nomination for senate in nevada sue lowden, and was that comment the beginning of the end of your campaign about the chickens? i can t believe we are still talking
made in a rural community in nevada. it took a life of its own is what i want to say, and i can t believe we are still talking about it. well, that is the world of the new campaign where everything is on video and video lasts forever. but in the republican primary was that a turning point? did sharron angle start to get traction against you around that time? i don t know if she got traction. at that time, but i do know that harry reid and the 527 that was brought in here to nevada to spend millions of dollars against me sure did make a big issue of that comment. now, scott ashjian just said that if you had won the republican nomination that this race now would not be close, you would be way ahead of harry reid, and you would have put this thing away basically by now, and is that your feeling now when you sit there on the sidelines and watch this? çlawrence, in my heart, i don t think so. i think that i would have been
angle has changed the position since she started the race multiple times on almost every topic she has changed the position. so i don t believe either one of them and once they are elected, they will do what they want to do anyways. from this point forward, how hard are you campaigning? the polls clearly indicate that you don t have a chance in this thing. and the most you can do is to be a spoiler and maybe take away the 1% or 2%, somewhere that the, that ends up defining the winner. are you just riding this out with your name on the ballot or are you out there really seriously trying to effect this out come? no, i think that we are giving nevada a third choice and the reality is that it was the republicans who chopped up the vote between 12 or 13 candidates. and the candidate that should have won and walked into the senate is in our studio today, sue lowden and there would not have been a race if she was in. it was not scott ashjian who chopped up the vote, but the republican par
it was an off-handed comment i made in a rural community in nevada. it took a life of its own is what i want to say, and i can t believe we are still talking about it. well, that is the world of the new campaign where everything is on video and video lasts forever. but in the republican primary was that a turning point? did sharron angle start to get traction against you around that time? i don t know if she got traction. at that time, but i do know that harry reid and the 527 that was brought in here to nevada to spend millions of dollars against me sure did make a big issue of that comment. now, scott ashjian just said that if you had won the republican nomination that this race now would not be close, you would be way ahead of harry reid, and you would have put this thing away basically by now, and is that your feeling now when you sit there on the sidelines and watch this?
angle has changed the position since she started the race multiple times on almost every topic she has changed the position. so i don t believe either one of them and once they are elected, they will do what they want to do anyways. from this point forward, how hard are you campaigning? the polls clearly indicate that you don t have a chance in this thing. and the most you can do is to be a spoiler and maybe take away the 1% or 2%, somewhere that the, that ends up defining the winner. are you just riding this out with your name on the ballot or are you out there really seriously trying to effect this out come? no, i think that we are giving nevada a third choice and the reality is that it was the republicans who chopped up the vote between 12 or 13 candidates. and the candidate that should have won and walked into the senate is in our studioç today sue lowden and there would not have been a race if she was in. it was not scott ashjian who chopped up the vote, but the