by Jon Ralston Tue, 02/26/2013 - 10:40
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It's so obvious Joey won!
So obvious! t.co/uvki0oi7S6
15 hours 9 min ago.
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Oh, and Tweedledee and Beadledum are appealing: t.co/cPAzlh3txL
15 hours 14 min ago.
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Guys this is the evidence the judge ignored, irrefutable proof that Joey Gilbert really didn't lose to Joe Lombardo… t.co/88mBlZzZ3L
15 hours 15 min ago.
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"Judge shoots down Joey Gilbert election lawsuit over lack of ‘competent evidence’"
Unhinged 2020 election denier… t.co/ad6oYn4Yb9
15 hours 36 min ago.
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@RichardGrenell @joshtpm @Chattah4Nevada @GovSisolak Josh, thanks, but don't waste your time with Ricky. He will ne… t.co/Jx2cI3eMe0
16 hours 8 min ago.
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Hi, Ricky, I've missed ya. t.co/phbJ3Vf75v
16 hours 43 min ago.
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Shocker that common sense prevailed over, you know, nutty conspiracy theories and "new" math. t.co/VNb2cUKQ1k
16 hours 54 min ago.
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Also good to have an AG who can accuse someone of corruption based on what she calls "circumstantial evidence."
Th… t.co/ZAygUR70Si
17 hours 16 min ago.
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"I wasn't being a racist. I was just calling the AG a terrorist." t.co/Ca4urKAnVo
17 hours 19 min ago.
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@gottagrotta A president or two.
17 hours 21 min ago.
It seems like yesterday.
The year was 2006. A maverick secretary of state named Dean Heller was seeking a vacant congressional seat as incumbent Jim Gibbons sought the governorship.
Heller was the anointed choice, but there were two obstacles: Gibbons' wife, Dawn, and a backbencher assemblywoman named Sharron Angle filed against him in the primary for the guaranteed GOP seat.
Heller would have won easily except for one factor: The Club for Growth spent a million bucks against him, calling him a tax-loving liberal.
The outside money almost cost him the race, which he won by 400 votes over Angle. You might say he has grown from the experience -- metamorphosing into a Club for Growth favorite, as the group's ratings released today indicate. A liberal no more, Heller is a lifetime near-hero to the CFG. All it took was that Angle scare.
The rest of the delegation's scores are below -- not many surprises, unless you did not know that Rep. Joe Heck was more middle-of-the-road on CFG issues.
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