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Will Harry Reid run for re-election?
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In a pretty stunning piece in The Washington Post that posted late Sunday, reporters Peter Wallsten and Tom Hamburger show that Gondolier Numero Uno Sheldon Adelson hopes web gaming sinks much faster than Venice.
The willingess of Adelson, the country's largest GOP donor, to buy up Democratic talent such as ex-Sen. Blanche Lincoln is amazing, signaling his commitment to stop any DC effort. Might Justin Timberlake be next on Adelson's payroll?
Highlights:
----Advisers to Adelson say he is...
Despite her claims that she is paying vendors from her U.S. Senate campaign, and that her situation is no different from many others, federal regulators continue to disagree.
In a stern letter Friday to Lowden's campaign and her treasurer, Las Vegas Councilman Bob Beers, the Federal Election Commission clearly is not satisfied with Lowden's reporting, which shows she has not paid any of a $500,000 debt, and indciates the agency is poised to take enforcement action. This is not the first such...
Rep. Joe Heck is capitalizing on the growing unpopularity of Obamacare with one of those franked emails to his district seeking opinions on the health care law but really designed to drive opinions:
In light of the recent problems with the healthcare law rollout, what do you think Congress should do about the Affordable Care Act?
Fully repeal the law and begin working on a replacement mechanism
Delay the individual mandate that fines people who don't purchase insurance
Allow people with health...
Welcome to the Weekly Report.
This week:
1. The real inside scoop on state education funding
2. Smartest/dumbest moves of the week
3. The Weekly Insiders on Dems and the margin tax, Obamcare's impact on Campaign '14 and ranking the likelihood of various events -- conventional wisdom: Flores in for LG, Sisolak probably not for gov.
This week’s questions:
1. Smart/dumb political moves of the week.
2. What will the outcome be of these meetings legislative Democrats are having with...
Three days after Commissioner Kitty Jung couldn't get a second to pass a minuscule tax to help repair Washoe schools, one of her colleagues sent out an email masking her opposition.
The email from Marsha Berkbigler, who had seemed open to the tax during a "Ralston Reports" appearance in June and then slowly went south, is cleverly worded: "....since we could not get the four votes necessary to pass the proposal, it was time for us to move forward and address the many other issues impacting the...
UPDATE, 9:30 AM:
Turns out the Washoe GOP really can't help itself. How many shovels does the party have to keep digging this hole deeper?
On its Facebook page, the party attacks a college Democrat for speaking out in favor of taxes at this week's Washoe County Commission meeting. "This young man needs to get in the real world of making a living then form his views," the post says.
Really?
Forget the implication that the kid doesn't have a right to speak up. This is from the same party whose...