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Angle camp bans TV stations from election party
Nevada Senate candidate Sharron Angle's campaign is banning two Las Vegas television stations from covering the candidate's election night party as punishment for asking questions without permission.
Associated Press Writer
Nevada Senate candidate Sharron Angle's campaign is banning two Las Vegas television stations from covering the candidate's election night party as punishment for asking questions without permission.
Journalists from the local CBS and NBC news affiliates surprised Angle at McCarran International Airport on Friday to ask her questions about national security and unemployment. Video footage shows the GOP Senate candidate telling the reporters she will answer questions once she is elected.
Hours later, Angle spokeswoman Ciara Matthews told the news stations they are no longer invited to the election night party.
Angle is in a tight race against Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.
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