by Jon Ralston Wed, 10/03/2012 - 06:23
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NRCC abandoned #nv03 long ago. They had high hopes for #nv04. I think both sides still think these races are in pla… t.co/ktfvJrUKew
14 hours 46 min ago.
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Finally got around to reading the editorial by Adelson's newspaper endorsing an initiative funded by Adelson. I was… t.co/gBwTPnE6wv
15 hours 10 min ago.
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Yep.
But those races will probably both be close. t.co/UMwfOXFmUt
15 hours 14 min ago.
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@Joe_Alexander @RileySnyder @GovSandoval @Silberkraus NO.
15 hours 33 min ago.
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Here's the BuzzFeed piece on Paris Wade, who coincidentally has paid consulting fees to @adamlaxalt's team. So his… t.co/1OTVtMBVwv
16 hours 5 sec ago.
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@csymrl Oh, FFS!
16 hours 9 min ago.
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@ChrisErick30 @chucktodd @MSU_Football @UMichFootball I would not doubt it.
16 hours 15 min ago.
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.@BuzzFeedNews had a great piece featuring an Assembly candidate in NV: "Macedonia’s Pro-Trump Fake News Industry H… t.co/RMwV7iL2Ld
16 hours 24 min ago.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has a survey indicating Rep. Joe Heck has a 4-point lead over Speaker John Oceguera.
The 42-38 result will make more sense to folks than the 13-point edge Heck enjoyed in a "newspaper" poll a few weeks ago. Even smart Democrats I know think Heck is ahead by high single digits, but this DCCC survey clearly is being released to show people the race remains competitive. It does, if only because of the Democratioc machine's efforts.
The memo is linked here for your reading pleasure.
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