by Jon Ralston Wed, 10/10/2012 - 14:11
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Good discussion tonight on #RalstonLive w/@hambrick4assemb. #nvleg GOP leaders both on record backing gov's budget -- extra billion needed.
11 hours 55 min ago.
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#RalstonLive in 10 on PBS stations statewide: Speaker @hambrick4assemb on guns, taxes, recalls: then @cfabss ... t.co/OzO0r6Z0iU
12 hours 44 min ago.
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RT @cfabss: I'll be on #RalstonLive tonight! Tune in to Vegas PBS/Reno KNPB at 5:30 PM for some exciting discussions./On campus carry.
13 hours 42 min ago.
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Have any questions tonight for Speaker @hambrick4assemb? Tweet to #RalstonLive.
14 hours 57 min ago.
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Bill "was 1st referred to the Committee on Morals, which recommended its passing." Why I love NV. h/t @HistoryNevada. t.co/wbcGlCCumy
15 hours 23 min ago.
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#RalstonLive tonight: Two student leaders on opposite sides of the campus carry debate; then Speaker @hambrick4assemb. Tune in at 5:30!
15 hours 31 min ago.
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I can attest to the fact that @sendebbiesmith is more alert than ever and on top of stuff. Even feistier than before. Scary thought.
15 hours 52 min ago.
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Two Switch executives sent nearly identical letters resigning from different biz groups. Vote of no confidence. t.co/GP7HnOOiLY
15 hours 57 min ago.
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@sendebbiesmith AGC, etc. Yep. I know.
16 hours 45 sec ago.
In a document filed in federal court, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has asked a judge to allow it to register a $17 million judgment against congressional hopeful Danny Tarkanian, citing the Las Vegas businessman's failure to respond to a previous motion.
Tarkanian had hoped to stave off any damage from the judgment until after the election. But the submission today (linked here) asks the court to rule a week from Monday on whether the judgment can be certified -- thus allowing the FDIC to go after Tarkanian's assets.
According to an affidavit included with the filing, Tarkanian's lawyers agreed to an Oct. 8 deadline for answering the call for the certification and missed it. The FDIC argues in its current filing that not answering is, by court rules, a de facto admission of non-opposition.
This could have a big impact on this volatile race, which Democrats fear Steven Horsford could lose despite a 13-point registration edge.
I have asked Team Tark for a comment and will post when I receive.
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