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Hayworth did talk radio for years. He had plenty of practice to be polished.

"Hayworth did talk radio for years. He had plenty of practice to be polished."

I don't know that I would call it "polished"..."aloof" maybe. He reminds me of the guy who now does "Family Feud", the tall, gray hair guy who prances a lot...the reason I stopped watching the show.

As a veteran of about 15 years as a radio announcer, I get it about his delivery, diction, projection, and timing. But announcers usually have their "normal voice" and then they have their "radio voice"...when someone is running for office I would rather hear them using their natural voice as it conveys their personality better, and doesn't sound like they are doing the "Sunday, Sunday, Sunday" commercials for the local mud pulls.

But, admittedly, this is the first and only time I have seen him...maybe he relaxes more in a one-on-one interview rather than a competitive debate. So, I'll withhold final judgement until then. The bottom line being, it's only my opinion as I don't live in Arizona anyway, but would like to see a true conservative elected there.

Hayworth did talk radio for years. He had plenty of practice to be polished.

He was also a local tv sportscaster.