by Jon Ralston Thu, 11/29/2012 - 17:07
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@NathanWurtzel Imagine all the opportunities he has given me to use "What a Fool Believes."
19 hours 15 min ago.
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@jess_hillyeah @McDonaldNV By the way, in a business where opportunism allows people to fail upwards, notice how on… t.co/Ku25C9yEZB
19 hours 16 min ago.
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@jess_hillyeah @McDonaldNV McDonald's ingratiating himself to the GOP central committee and his utter fawning over… t.co/cts9DY5Fu6
19 hours 23 min ago.
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I really enjoyed this @jess_hillyeah piece about the NV GOP's circular firing squad. She really captured it well.… t.co/jwbnY28y28
19 hours 27 min ago.
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This should be fun.
#FITN t.co/JJ3MqMgroe
20 hours 1 min ago.
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The Biggest Little City gets the first biggest little resort in more than a quarter-century, @howardstutz reports. t.co/ZZar9py6DU
20 hours 10 min ago.
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@timdahlberg I think I should have said "card" not match...
20 hours 16 min ago.
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Good morning from The #WeMatter State.
On this date in 1969, the first professional boxing match in Las Vegas took… t.co/ZhA9DUUtVd
20 hours 52 min ago.
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"Open the pod bay doors, Hal." t.co/H8f5xLTGE4
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April Mastroluca, a Democratic assemblywoman poised to play a key role in the 2013 Legislature, will send a letter to Gov. Brian Sandoval on Friday announcing her resignation.
The stunning move comes after the potential Ways and Means chairwoman decided, she says, that she could no longer serve because of what she described as family issues. She declined to elaborate, but she sounded shaken during a phone conversation.
I had been told by a couple of good sources that her employer, the national PTA, had told Mastroluca she had to choose between her job and her elected position. But Mastroluca said that was not so.
"This has been a difficult decision," Mastroluca told me. "I have struggled with it for weeks. But I have to put my family first."
Mastroluca said she planned to send the letter to the governor Friday morning in advance of the Clark County Commission's deadline for posting next week's meeting. The commission will appoint a replacement.
Mastroluca has been in the Legislature since 2009.
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