by Jon Ralston Wed, 02/26/2014 - 06:33
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It's so obvious Joey won!
So obvious! t.co/uvki0oi7S6
15 hours 16 min ago.
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Oh, and Tweedledee and Beadledum are appealing: t.co/cPAzlh3txL
15 hours 20 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 21 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 43 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 14 min ago.
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Hi, Ricky, I've missed ya. t.co/phbJ3Vf75v
16 hours 50 min ago.
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Shocker that common sense prevailed over, you know, nutty conspiracy theories and "new" math. t.co/VNb2cUKQ1k
17 hours 54 sec 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 22 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 26 min ago.
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@gottagrotta A president or two.
17 hours 27 min ago.
Even though they originally wanted to stand up for the state's gay marriage ban, Gov. Brian Sandoval and Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto are being treated as heroes by a new coalition for dropping their opposition.
Freedom Nevada, formed to get gay marriage legalized in Nevada, this week sent a letter with an interesting, eclectic array of signatures thanking the governor and attorney general. Among the signers: Caesars Entertainment boss Gary Loveman and top aide Jan Jones Blackhurst; chamber stalwart Hugh Anderson; consultants Sig Rogich and Jim and Dani Denton; and ex-Clark County Manager Thom Reilly.
The missive not only thanks the top state officials but pivots to make a clear economic argument for legalizing same-sex marriage, saying failure to do so will cause gay couples to leave the state and that the "muddled patchwork of the current laws creates uncertainty, inefficiency and waste for businesses -- the freedom to marry will save Nevada companies money."
And this: "The issue is simple as the Golden Rule: singling out one group of people for unfair treatment is not how we do things in Nevada."
The letter is attached here.
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