A Chris McDaniel spokesman seemed to lose his temper a bit when he was confronted about possibly improper campaign coordination related to the ongoing effort to overturn McDaniel’s loss in the Mississippi GOP Senate primary.
“Off the record, when did you stop beating your wife?” McDaniel spokesman Noel Fritsch told the Clarion Ledger’s Sam Hall, invoking a well-known rhetorical device of presupposed guilt.
Hall reported in the first-person narrative published Thursday that he had been inquiring about allegations that the McDaniel campaign might have improperly coordinated with a Washington, D.C., law firm as the campaign mounts a legal challenge to the primary results.
“That would require me trusting anything you write,” Fritsch told Hall at one point. “I don’t accept the premise of your questions,” he said at another.
At the end of their interview, after they had moved onto a different subject, Fritsch “yelled something angrily that I couldn’t understand and then hung up,” Hall wrote.
Things looking very Grimm for McDaniel.
Seems McDaniel hires only the best and brightest.
McDaniel is going nowhere, but he’s been nowhere for years, so no news.
Wow. Somebody is letting his slip…I mean real feelings about the press, show.
“Off the record, when did you stop beating your wife?” McDaniel spokesman Noel Fritsch told the Clarion Ledger’s Sam Hall, invoking a well-known rhetorical device of presupposed guilt.
To which Sam Hall replied, “I never have beaten my wife. But that’s not the question you should be concerned about. The important question for you is…When will I stop beating you?” as he rolled up his sleeves and moved in.