by Jon Ralston Wed, 10/03/2012 - 14:33
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NRCC abandoned #nv03 long ago. They had high hopes for #nv04. I think both sides still think these races are in pla… t.co/ktfvJrUKew
15 hours 58 min ago.
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Finally got around to reading the editorial by Adelson's newspaper endorsing an initiative funded by Adelson. I was… t.co/gBwTPnE6wv
16 hours 22 min ago.
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Yep.
But those races will probably both be close. t.co/UMwfOXFmUt
16 hours 27 min ago.
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@Joe_Alexander @RileySnyder @GovSandoval @Silberkraus NO.
16 hours 45 min ago.
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Here's the BuzzFeed piece on Paris Wade, who coincidentally has paid consulting fees to @adamlaxalt's team. So his… t.co/1OTVtMBVwv
17 hours 12 min ago.
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@csymrl Oh, FFS!
17 hours 21 min ago.
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@ChrisErick30 @chucktodd @MSU_Football @UMichFootball I would not doubt it.
17 hours 28 min ago.
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.@BuzzFeedNews had a great piece featuring an Assembly candidate in NV: "Macedonia’s Pro-Trump Fake News Industry H… t.co/RMwV7iL2Ld
17 hours 36 min ago.
UPDATE: I had forgotten that Steve Wynn gave $475,000 to this group, per POLITICO.
A national group has come in with a six-figure mail and online ad campaign designed to swing the Nevada state Senate to the GOP, with attacks on all five Democratic candidates.
The mail pieces from the Republican State Leadership Committee are attached here and the online ads, which go to micro-sites if you click on them, are below.
The amount of money being spent to win seats that barely pay five figures a year is stupefying this cycle -- seven figures in the Greg Brower-Sheila Leslie race alone, I'd guess.
More about the RSLC is here. The online ads are:
Yerushalmi
Woodhouse
Ross
Leslie
Jones
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