by Jon Ralston Wed, 10/03/2012 - 15:57
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So it's @MichelleRindels and @JackieValley on a FB Live.
That's it. That's the tweet.
Do you need to know more?
t.co/bfRmYOkmoN
12 hours 46 min ago.
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@702Sunshine Your hashtag game is strong.
12 hours 52 min ago.
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@NVPatriotGirl @SteveSisolak That story does not help your case. Also, Sisolak did not fine anybody. Please take yo… t.co/Q7GI0hW7yn
12 hours 54 min ago.
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ICYMI:
"And what do we do as journalists?
"We say something. What good is speaking truth to power if truth disapp… t.co/UB3Wchgh9j
13 hours 6 min ago.
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@NVGirl702504 @SteveSisolak That did not happen.
13 hours 10 min ago.
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Can't tell you how thrilled we are with the reaction to #IndyFest. We have great sponsors and hundreds of attendees… t.co/vH0IfYz5Jw
13 hours 16 min ago.
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The early voting blog is updated!
A look at NV's two supposedly competitive congressional districts and what regis… t.co/JDur7UeEyb
14 hours 17 min ago.
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"That call my girlfriend made to 911 about a domestic dispute is not as bad as it sounds" is an excellent closing m… t.co/692FPvQ80F
15 hours 56 min ago.
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and the Majority PAC both made buys today in Nevada to try to help Rep. Shelley Berkley in what Democrats for months fretted was a race going Sen. Dean Heller's way.
The purchases are substantial and the Majority PAC buy is in Reno, where Berkley needs to do well to win. And by doing well, I mean not lose by too much.
The continually increasing Clark County voter registration numbers now show Democrats may have close to a 115,000 lead in Southern Nevada by the time registration closes. Perspective: When Obama won the state by 12 points here in 2008, the Democrats had a 125,000-voter lead in the South.
As the Democrats sound more and more confident about the president's chances here this time, they are hoping he can turnout enough of the base to put Berkley over the top.
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