by Jon Ralston Wed, 05/22/2013 - 11:24
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“I would encourage you to start now lobbying every elected official,” Sen. Pat Spearman (D-North Las Vegas) said. “… t.co/QXokyfBcyc
12 hours 20 min ago.
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Follow, etc.... t.co/TDsFfaO1oS
13 hours 20 min ago.
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@timdahlberg @AP Man, you are old.
13 hours 28 min ago.
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Good morning from The #WeMatter State.
On this date in 1980, the sale began of 923,266 silver dollars that were mi… t.co/clIrCRMzUF
14 hours 19 min ago.
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Follow our woman in DC for all of the SOTU/Nevada scoop... t.co/D21Suq6C1P
1 day 4 hours ago.
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Working title:
The Reid Machine strikes back... t.co/SKrV57UoEF
1 day 4 hours ago.
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Dunno how I missed this.
A classic. t.co/eOp1te4mG3
1 day 5 hours ago.
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This is also accurate. t.co/K3QNOmEDtF
1 day 6 hours ago.
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Nobody tells me anything (good policy!).
Very happy for four great members of Team @TheNVIndy. t.co/qCKKPWdkJ5
1 day 8 hours ago.
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This is fascinating.
A well-respected lawmaker and some experienced hands are running as a slate to take over the… t.co/FOrlQlJbkh
1 day 9 hours ago.
The letter was sent Monday, a day before the Clark County School Board made Pat Skorkowsky the new district superintendent.
It came on the official stationery of state Senate Michael Roberson, but had three other lawmakers signed on, too: Speaker Marilyn Kirkpatrick, Ways and Means Chairwoman Maggie Carlton and Assistant Assembly Minority Leader Cresent Hardy.
A bipartisan, southern letter of rec! How could the school board turn them down?
Roberson tells me he only had time to obtain signatures from those three southerners, all in leadership, and did not have time to get other signatures, but surely could have.
The letter oscillates from gushing to fawning, with one paragraph beginning: "Words are inadequate to describe the qualities..."
Letter attached here.
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