Scott Chickensheets, Err Dickensheets Refuses To Answers Tough Questions

Scott Dickingsheets, the writer Brian Greenspun, editor of the Las Vegas Sun, won when he lost a poker game is at it again. The Sesame School Journalism School drop out just refuses to answer tough questions after writing a "column" for the Sun.
Dickinsheets wrote an article, that was rather juvenile and some parts don't make sense. ok. We expect that from Dickinsheets. He obviously is not the smartest bulb in the bunch. But in the comments section, he went after a commentator and made some interesting comments: Regarding Sandoval, he should have at least held the press conference somewhere besides the Jones Vargas conference room. One of his slick advisors should have advised him more slickly on that score.
http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2011/jan/03/sandoval-fits-right-jones-vargas/allcomments/
And I challenged Dickingsheets on his comments: Please Scott, tell us why not. And where exactly should he have held a news conference?But I don't expect an answer from you, though. Tough questions seem to come difficult to you.
So where should have Sandoval had his press conference? He wasn't a governor yet, so he couldn't really use a State government building. He was in Las Vegas, a long away from his Reno home. So where exactly should have Sandoval held his press conference? He held his press conference at a business he had access to that didn't bother any government worker or need to pay rent to hold a stupid press conference.
Of course, Chickensheets, err Dickensheets refused to answer this question. Wimp.
So, Scott Dickensheets, why not answer a simple question that you yourself posed? Because maybe you are not talented enough to answer the question I posed?

Update: Scott Dickensheets responded to my post through e-mail and I will give him credit for doing so. Because it is an e-mail, I can't reveal it without permission, however.
But, Scott did answer my question though I disagee with his answer. Thanks Scott.