by Jon Ralston Tue, 10/02/2012 - 14:56
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"Laxalt’s perspicacity, such as it was, will likely be questioned at trial. Perhaps he’ll have a good answer, not t… t.co/A0Ythr7NAO
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"When you view your audience with thinly veiled contempt but still need something from them, the obvious approach i… t.co/bYazJ4nfba
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"Just as some Republicans seem interested in talking only to those fellow partisans who proudly wave their Trump fl… t.co/143sKJZJIE
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“It’s truly e-commerce, which has been around for years. Online booking, online purchasing...Moving this into the g… t.co/xqy1SoqKfK
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“I was finding myself every Tuesday (in) a drawing to see if I win a friggin’ house that I gotta pay $500,000 for t… t.co/9bFfXBR2qm
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@DrSuccess It's all virtual!
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Buy a ticket!
I might even wear a tie. t.co/tLfuu5YREJ
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Yes, Michigan fans at The Big House, go crazy because he missed the FG so we are still…one touchdown ahead of Rutge… t.co/y1YPZEMHNo
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Sad to hear of the death of Bob Herbert, ex-aide to Harry Reid. Bob was a total pro and was an undeniable help to R… t.co/Rp4v2yTp7u
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First poll results released publicly on key NV races AND how different issues are playing among Dems, Repubs and no… t.co/UMGIaM9PmF
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Secretary of State Ross Miller has decided to advocate for a raft of campaign reforms in a state where most serious efforts have been entombed by craven legislators.
Among the concepts in a bill draft I have obtained and posted below (with a summary) is the most important one of all: Real-time, year-round campaign contribution reporting.
Kudos, SOS.
Also:
----Prohibition on gifts
----Greater disclosure from third party groups
----Reporting ending fund balance (amazing this does not exist already)
----Personal use of campaign funds defined
----Stronger enforcement and penalty capabilities
It may just be the most sweeping meausre of its kind in Nevada history. Finally, something that could engender bipartisanship in Carson City -- the wrong kind of cooperation, that is.
To the ramparts....
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