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Challenger’s Ad Can’t Find Carolyn Maloney, or Malony

By Warren Rojas
Posted October 9, 2012 at 1:12pm

If Republican House hopeful Christopher Wight’s latest video is to be believed, Rep. Carolyn Maloney is nowhere to be found.

Wight staff have posted a campaign video showing them searching for the incumbent New York Democrat at what they say is her Manhattan re-election office, only to encounter an unattended buzzer and cryptic note asking for packages to be delivered elsewhere:

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