by Jon Ralston Wed, 12/12/2012 - 15:12
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@ALROJAS4NV12 @Icoacheducators @rociohzz Pro tip, Al: Read more carefully. It's about legislators just elected.
2 hours 12 min ago.
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What's harder: Teaching the kids in classrooms or the kids in the Legislature?
They are about to find out.
Good s… t.co/pUYRQ8MJLG
2 hours 56 min ago.
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"He doesn’t want to talk about his family. He doesn’t want to talk about his background, he doesn’t want anyone tha… t.co/ECRFECYdxU
3 hours 34 min ago.
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ICYMI. t.co/5jQdLwnYqX
20 hours 11 min ago.
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@RSNelsen Thanks!
20 hours 16 min ago.
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Thanks to Gov. @JoeLombardoNV for taking part in our #IndyTalks last night before a large crowd at Red Rock. Intere… t.co/aRX1AzSZ9P
1 day 5 hours ago.
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Blast from the past! t.co/nLfdYBqXn2
1 day 22 hours ago.
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@DavidColborne This is also mostly wrong.
And we are not just talking about Trek movies.
Star Trek TOS is better… t.co/KE2t2sXKeO
1 day 23 hours ago.
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@tabitha_mueller This conclusion seems unlikely.
1 day 23 hours ago.
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@DavidColborne 4 is not even close.
1 day 23 hours ago.
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She is wrong on at least 60 percent, perhaps 80 percent of this.
Since she has expressed a desire to die on these… t.co/86Q7CmySWH
1 day 23 hours ago.
Dean Heller 1.0 was this anti-Establishment secretary of state, proposing what he called "Election Day registration" to increase voter participation.
Dean Heller 2.0 was the super-conseravtive congressman and appointed U.S. senator, whose spokesman said ugly partisan politics prompted a Heller evolution that changed his position to opposing same-day registration.
Dean Heller 3.0 is the newly minted full-term senator, who is considering tax increases and immigration reform, but not....same-day registration.
Heller 3.0 was nicely encapsulated today in a piece by the Review-Journal's Steve Tetreault, which contains that nugget about same-day registration well into the story.
It was just a short nine years ago when Heller was showing passion for same-day registration. The man just defies labels, which is why No Labels loves him.
I think No Labels missed it, though. Heller is The Man of Many Labels.
That's what "evolution" will do for you.
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