by Jon Ralston Thu, 11/01/2012 - 14:56
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Trying to think of something dumber, brb... t.co/8fKl0oCLul
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Our @danielrothberg’s indispensable environmental newsletter is out! t.co/qrGPprNz50
20 hours 12 min ago.
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I am not exactly sure what the category below shitshow is, but this amazing piece by @jess_hillyeah shows (again) t… t.co/M5nF7rjGEa
21 hours 21 min ago.
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"If Democrats and Republicans together stand up for Iowa, we stand up for rural America. In a modest way and with N… t.co/uveKPaScOt
22 hours 4 min ago.
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Good morning from The #WeMatter State.
On this date in 2015, AG Adam Laxalt joined a suit against a Barack Obama i… t.co/Xpjp7oT1Ua
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This is interesting... t.co/zU0PlA7hb6
1 day 13 hours ago.
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Worst part is not mice or expired food but "cats living inside."
The horror.
cc: @MichelleRindels @elizthompsn t.co/3xj8YhkqFG
1 day 16 hours ago.
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If you want context and background and fact-checking on the governor's speech Monday, Team @TheNVIndy has you cover… t.co/uZcZ2CpIjL
1 day 18 hours ago.
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Coming up soon @TheNVIndy: Our team annotated the governor's State of the State speech. You won't see anything like… t.co/3BglBgRfkL
1 day 18 hours ago.
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"The survey conducted last month also found 95 percent of those surveyed support the right to an abortion, even tho… t.co/ZU6KIsuzT3
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Mark Mellman, who hit 2010 on the nose for Harry Reid, says President Obama is up 6 in Nevada, 50-44.
His memo on the poll for the Democratic front group, Americans United for Change, is posted here. Key stat: Obama is winning Washoe, which would kill Romney's chances. He's up 11 in Clark, according to Mellman's poll.
He's also crushing Romney among Hispanics by a 2-to-1 margin int he poll by Mellman, who is Rep. Shelley Berkley's pollster in the U.S. Senate race.
Mellman: "With the president ahead in every Nevada poll since October 9th, he is quite likely to win this key state."
Republicans chafe at the Mellman mystique, but the more 2012 looks like 2010 and not 2008, the more his numbers should be heeded. Mellman knows turnout patterns in this state, and a poll is only as good as its model of the electorate.
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