NV-Sen: Angle finally allows questions, with a caveat

Great news for the voters of Nevada: Sharron Angle is finally subjecting herself to the rigors of questioning from the media.

The day after walking out of her own campaign event when reporters were offered an opportunity to ask questions, Nevada GOP Senate nominee Sharron Angle on Thursday responded to a question from a reporter

Notice that there wasn't a period at the end of that blockquote. The reason? Well, read the rest of the sentence:

— to tell them she wasn’t answering the question.

Apparently, Angle refused to answer the question because it wasn't on the topic of her press conference.

At the beginning of the press conference, Angle's spokeswoman had told reporters that the candidate would take questions as long as those questions were related to the topic of Angle's event, which was focused on reducing taxes on a estates of multimillionaires.

When a reporter flouted the spokeswoman's strictures, Angle refused to answer. "Today we’re concentrating on one thing," she said.

Given those policies, I tried to imagine what question PalinAngle might actually be willing to answer. The only one I could come up with was "What did you just say?"