by Jon Ralston Thu, 10/18/2012 - 10:17
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@ron_fournier @FrankBruni Of course, what Frank is saying is pay more attention to representative states such as the melting pot of Nevada.
17 hours 53 min ago.
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We're not in Vegas anymore, Toto. t.co/zqsH4plp3o
19 hours 13 min ago.
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Less than a day after giving Dems hope on standalone domestic violence bill, @votefiore does an Emily Litella. t.co/hlE2NRfiqY
20 hours 25 min ago.
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RT @Assemblywoman27: Spock socks, sported by the hubby in memory. t.co/Xv4R9MfTai /Love it.
1 day 14 hours ago.
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@doublejack @SenatorReid Welcome to the Humor-Impaired Club!
1 day 14 hours ago.
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The least @SenatorReid could do is wipe the froth off the release before sending it. t.co/yakj3aKmIX
1 day 15 hours ago.
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@SteveSebelius @VoteFiore Generally, everyone who is sane.
1 day 16 hours ago.
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@RileySnyder @SteveSebelius @VoteFiore But that's a risk-free statement if no bill with only that provision ever arrives.
1 day 16 hours ago.
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@SteveSebelius Real issue is whether speaker can, ahem, speak for that caucus at all.
1 day 16 hours ago.
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@SteveSebelius The Democrats can't pass anything out of the Senate that Roberson doesn't want them to. Fiore needs at least four votes.
1 day 16 hours ago.
I'm not surprised the Shelley Berkley campaign folks decided to release their internals with the "newspaper" (Sen. Dean Heller plus 6) and Rasmussen Reports (Heller plus 7) polls released today.
Neither of those surveys has been close to accurate in Nevada -- although perhaps 2012 will be the exception -- and Mellman nailed the 2010 race. He has Berkley, for whom he is working, up 3. They wouldn't show me the poll, but I have linked his memo, which derides other polling, here.
Heller may yet win -- I have always thought he was a slight favorite -- but the registration surge by the Democrats has to worry him. All about turnout now and Mellman's models are as good as they get in Nevada.
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