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Newt on Cruz: Newt on Clinton: Trump's acceptance speech:
Heck at HIP: Ruffin at RNC: Cruz's non-endorsement: Ruffin and Trump's bills:    
Here's what I have done so far, and I will try to post these every night or AM. On GOP overplaying its hand when it has such a good hand to play on Hillary: On Day 2 of Cleveland: On Hillary's visit to Vegas: On GOP Chair Michael McDonald saying Vegas is the state capital: Previewing Day 2 of GOP convention: On Day One of the GOP convention: More on Day One: My debut:
My thoughts on the new Monmouth poll showing the presidential and Senate races close (Hillary up 4, Joe Heck up 2) in Nevada: 1. Forty-four percent (!) of Nevada voters say they think Hillary committed a crime. Danger, Will Robinson! 2. Clinton and Trump fave/unfaves almost identical. That's surprising and not good for her. 3. More than half of the voters (55 percent) have "no opinion" on the two-term attorney general, Catherine Cortez Masto -- and that's AFTER hundreds of thousands of dollars...
UPDATED, 2:15 PM, 7/11/16: It may be even worse than it looks for the GOP, if history is a guide. I have already showed you how far ahead of the last two presidential cycles the Democrats are. But because they have so many groups doing voter registration this time -- locals such as the Culinary as well as national activists -- and the GOP only really has the party (such as it is) and Engage NV, consider what could happen during the next four months: ►On July 1, 2008, the GOP deficit was 55,560...
GOP Rep. Cresent Hardy, considered one of the more vulnerable incumbents in the country, is in a dead heat with Democratic state Sen. Ruben Kihuen, according to a new poll from the National Republican Congressional Committee. Hardy has 38 percent and Kihuen has 36 percent, meaning that about a quarter of the electorate chose a minor candidate or is undecided. The survey also shows Donald Trump ahead of Hillary Clinton by 7 percent in the strongly Democratic district that President Obama twice...

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