by Jon Ralston Thu, 10/18/2012 - 10:17
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ICYMI, my @TheNVIndy column on the political vise @SenDeanHeller put himself in on the health care bill. t.co/WswlMV0y3p
1 hour 2 min ago.
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@elianayjohnson @jmartNYT @jamespmanley Wouldn't be 1st time, nor will it be last, that arrogance trumped common sense. I could be wrong.
7 hours 27 min ago.
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Hey, I remember this! t.co/30XRBj7kUp
8 hours 42 min ago.
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Thanks! And, yes, must read to end! (Evergreen but especially this time!) t.co/NT4LsFwdEP
8 hours 48 min ago.
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Many thanks. And we will sit together at such a game in Vegas and lament how the Bills had it won until.... t.co/QoeSSuaNLG
9 hours 54 min ago.
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Here's my @TheNVIndy column on @SenDeanHeller's big announcement on the Senate health care bill. t.co/ggYvePpH2Y
10 hours 3 min ago.
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Our @RileySnyder debuts a new @TheNVIndy Fact Check feature using our own special rating system invoking the guy wh… t.co/6FeFkilH1P
10 hours 26 min ago.
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@NRafter Nope. Said he has never lost. And trolled Dems. Also: Read the whole column.
10 hours 38 min ago.
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A look at the policy and the legal issues surrounding so-called sanctuary cities, via @meganmesserly and leading… t.co/90pR3SXVOv
10 hours 45 min 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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