Who's a better leader? The person who's a team player and uses her vote to advance the party's agenda, or the one who stands his ground and votes independently, but is sometimes on the outside of party leadership decisions.
That's the first issue we'll tackle in our series on the Senate District 25 Republican primary between representatives Ellyn Bogdanoff and Carl Domino.
Bogdanoff freely admits she voted for lifting the oil ban, among other issues, because the party leadership wanted her to. Domino criticizes her for it, saying sheisn't properly representing the people who voted for her.
On the other hand,Bogdanoff, who enjoys support from and influence among the party leadership says people like Domino vote themselves into the fringes where they have little effectiveness as a representative.
Watch the video package to see their arguments.
