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@JaredWalczak This made me smile.
12 hours 28 min ago.
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@SmileyPSU It passed me by. Too late.
12 hours 32 min ago.
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I have been meaning to say this for some time: I did not watch LOST, I never had any interest in LOST and I don't c… t.co/uQxzq54aen
12 hours 34 min ago.
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@VIRIVIDAL @MichelleRindels Oh yes.
12 hours 40 min ago.
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Sigh, the anti-vaxxers are out in Nevada's capital.
Follow @MichelleRindels, but only if you have had your shots t… t.co/DlNoDnqEso
12 hours 43 min ago.
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@SonnyBunch Ah. Noted. Price of fame.
12 hours 49 min ago.
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@SonnyBunch Never block. Gives them satisfaction.
12 hours 51 min ago.
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Twitter is like watching the last couple of seasons of "Mad Men." You remember how much fun it used to be, how much… t.co/orKMDBiKZT
13 hours 7 min ago.
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@AJentleson @KristenOrthman @fshakir They are in the trenches and all you are doing is hanging in green rooms.
Sad!
13 hours 51 min ago.
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@dougstafford Doubtful!
14 hours 5 min ago.
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Bernie's back, so the chair-truthers are, too. I am a happy man. t.co/WyzX4piO6W
14 hours 11 min ago.
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@jkarsh That I had forgotten!
15 hours 10 min ago.
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A month after the election, House Oversight Committee Chairman Jason Chaffetz, riding one of his longtime hobbyhorses, wrote to Assembly Speaker-in-Waiting Jason Frierson, asking him to expound on his experiences with unfunded mandates to the states from the federal government.
I don't think Frierson gave him the answer he was looking for.
In a forceful, detailed letter, Frierson went well beyond what Chaffetz had asked and listed "five critical federal issues that are cause for grave concern...
One week after Attorney General Adam Laxalt declared a new background checks law unenforceable, prominent leaders of the campaign to pass the initiative urged Gov. Brian Sandoval to "to urge the speedy and efficient implementation" of the statute.
Elaine Wynn and Jan Jones Blackhurst, co-chairs of the background checks campaign, also wrote to Laxalt, saying they are "are concerned that you have either overlooked or not explored solutions to implementing this law and have instead chosen simply...
A year and a half ago, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid persuaded President Obama to set aside 700,000 acres of Nevada land as a national monument.
The Basin and Range designation culminated a long lobbying effort by Reid, bolstered by outside groups and lamented by GOP delegation members. Only Republican Gov. Brian Sandoval was muted, tut-tutting about the lack of “a more collaborative process when making such an important designation.”
Back then, I wondered, along with others, could Reid...