by Jon Ralston Sun, 09/23/2012 - 15:54
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Sure, $ pitches on both sides can be over the top. But the amateurishness of the NV GOP is impressive. Special inte… t.co/qBhFlJW9sh
14 hours 45 min ago.
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That last one, part of a frothing fundraising missive from the state GOP after the background checks bill was signe… t.co/Gv7jMWSjLE
14 hours 48 min ago.
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"Special interest Steve"
"a blatant disregard for what Nevadans want" (Um, voters passed it.)
"Don’t let our state… t.co/EYJ9w06MKQ
14 hours 50 min ago.
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This will trigger the Republican lawmakers and NRA folks who keep talking about "the Bloomberg people" on the backg… t.co/3ArPRmrP3g
15 hours 16 min ago.
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Oh that’s clearly a nonstarter. But kitchen sink suit is what I expect. t.co/Wspi7B3Z4U
15 hours 56 min ago.
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Update coming with gov signature… t.co/6JZ5nyUdx1
16 hours 14 min ago.
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.@GovSisolak is reading prepared statement, but his voice is, once again, laden with emotion. Signs bill. Lawmakers… t.co/kNIen6dIyR
16 hours 32 min ago.
In a decision that came down Friday, and was first reported by Vegas, Inc's Steve Green, a judge shredded a case brought by those slot parlors that have fought against a Clark County ordinance.
Judge Kent Dawson thoroughly rejected the various claims made by Dotty's, inlcuding due process and equal protection.
If you are interested in this ongoing political and legal saga, I have posted the decision here.
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