by Jon Ralston Wed, 11/20/2013 - 16:07
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We are all going to die. t.co/luTQTLNGRa
1 hour 12 min ago.
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@BradMossEsq You recall correctly. But he also won Washoe.
1 hour 26 min ago.
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Another robust turnout day in Clark County. 17,000 by 3 PM. Starting to look more and more like just a tick above 2… t.co/qekBgUYubr
1 hour 30 min ago.
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@Decided_Voter That often happens. Small ones.
1 hour 39 min ago.
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I love my followers. This is a good catch I did not notice. 1,000 more voters have cast ballots in Clark than SOS s… t.co/JlxcWjuFKp
1 hour 54 min ago.
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The Free Beacon's movie reviews are sometimes good. But this piece, as deserved as it is for "Brian Greenspun" and… t.co/WcgFqmjBZQ
2 hours 8 min ago.
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@Decided_Voter Hmm. Just noticed that. Let me check. Thanks for flagging.
2 hours 12 min ago.
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Pro tip: If you are going to shamelessly exploit your own campaign manager's assault by a Dem operative for politic… t.co/51ZUNzLIx6
2 hours 29 min ago.
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@DCclone No way to tell that except in polls, which generally show Dem lean. But just guessing game at this point.
2 hours 32 min ago.
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@ThatGuy3002 I am sure I screwed up. Will look. Thanks!
2 hours 47 min ago.
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The Republicans won NV on Monday and made some gains in key legislative districts, although a key state Senate race… t.co/BJvwxLC6AW
2 hours 54 min ago.
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All the numbers are in for the first three days now in Nevada: Despite gains in two urban counties, with surge in r… t.co/78UyMmxbbM
3 hours 48 min ago.
Wynn Resorts, which has been absent from the Nevada Resort Association for years, is a lone wolf no more.
I've confirmed that Steve Wynn's company has joined the pack, which includes Station Casinos, Boyd Gaming, Caesers Entertainment, MGM Resorts International and....Las Vegas Sands.
“For decades, the Nevada Resort Association (NRA) has served as the voice of the gaming industry on issues of critical importance to our state," NRA boss Virginia Valentine said when I asked her. "Steve Wynn’s decision to rejoin the NRA and add to that voice marks a proud moment for our organization. Mr. Wynn’s long tenure in the gaming industry, historical knowledge, and insight into our most pressing policy issues will be an invaluable asset to the NRA.”
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