For my Sharron Angle story, I spoke with a Tea Party Express exec who compared Angle’s effort to Scott Brown’s campaign:

“This is going to be like Scott Brown in Massachusetts,” predicts Amy Kremer, an Angle ally and the grass-roots director for Tea Party Express. After working with Angle throughout the primary, Kremer is confident in Angle’s ability to turn enthusiasm into votes come November. “She is disciplined, humble, and stands on principle,” Kremer says. “She’s not the type of person to flinch in the wind. She has the right message, focused on limited government, free markets, and, most importantly, on spending less.”

Well, if it worked in Massachusetts . . .

The company that takes credit for raising $12 million for the successful campaign of Sen. Scott Brown (R-Mass.) is now working for Senate nominee Sharron Angle (R) in Nevada . . . Angle’s campaign hopes to close the money gap with the help of Indiana-based Prosper Group Corp., which managed Brown’s website and his multimillion-dollar online fundraising operation.