by Jon Ralston Wed, 11/21/2012 - 16:17
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I am imagining a scene, a la Marshall McLuhan in "Annie Hall," where Robert Duvall appears at the meeting and says… t.co/n8cf69GmJk
2 days 21 hours ago.
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This event is worth the price to get into #TribFest18 all by itself, tbh. t.co/IwmVzDgfGu
2 days 21 hours ago.
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@mjhousiaux12 @Hesiod2k11 @saraconway @RobStutzman This is correct.
2 days 22 hours ago.
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So @Govsandoval, a Republican and the most popular elected official in NV, says (again and more definitively) that… t.co/hhoWSBbfDG
2 days 22 hours ago.
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"Schieve applauded Sisolak’s work in local government, but the Reno mayor, an independent running for a second term… t.co/BhJUM5fzUw
2 days 23 hours ago.
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cc: @RobStutzman
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3 days 14 min ago.
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@RobStutzman Lloyd Dobler.
3 days 23 min ago.
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@bluelyon @TheNVIndy Yes! Thank you.
3 days 1 hour ago.
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@nikkijtee Lululemon?
3 days 11 hours ago.
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The Commerce Tax is killing Nevada's economy. t.co/P3Ut5yN1ju
3 days 13 hours ago.
Mark Hutchison, who parlayed his role as Nevada's lawyer fighting Obamacare to a state Senate seat, formed a political action committee three days after he was elected this month.
Records show Hutchison formed "Nevada Strong, Inc," on Nov. 9, with its purpose "to support political candidates and causes."
Oh? Who? And when?
Hutchison surely wouldn't be thinking of running for attorney general right after getting elected, just as his colleague Greg Brower is, would he? I am sure this is just to help OTHER candidates and causes, not his own, right?
I tried to find out, but got nothing today. I'll keep trying.
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