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Nevada: Bob Cashell

April 15, 2009 - 10:37 pm
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Reject Reid Tea Party Protest - Nevada Tea Parties

By noreply@blogger.com (Malinda777)


Nevada spoke out today in fine fashion. In Carson City, NV our capitol, crowd estimates are between 2000-3000. The streets were lined with law abiding, tax paying, fiscally responsible, AMERICAN patriots whom have been labeled by the Obama DHS as "right wing extremists", this link IS THE REPORT. The funny side of that is that among our thousands that held tea parties in Nevada today...MANY were in fact Democrats. Welcome Democrats to the "domestic terrorist" category LOL! (Pictures from Carson from KRNV Channel 4 Reno). I even saw one sign that said "Obama-YES - Harry Reid - NO".

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Wed, 08/20/2008 - 14:38

Sun: Gibbons may lose GOP support, face contested reelection primary

By Daniel Trudeau

The Las Vegas Sun's David McGrath Schwarz ran a story in Wednesday's paper about Gov. Jim Gibbons (R) and the support -- or lack thereof -- he can expect from his party as he seeks reelection in a few years.

Schwarz's story says Gibbons, whose first term has been wracked with scandal, could face a primary challenge from fellow Republicans as he seeks a second term in 2010.

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Mon, 01/14/2008 - 16:40

Who gets the credit for the GOP winner?

By Wally Edge

With GOP presidential candidates largely ignoring the Nevada presidential caucus on Saturday -- Ron Paul is the only Republican scheduled to be in the state this week -- the contest may offer some evidence as to the value of endorsements in a race that may be wide open. Here's a list of our GOP stakeholders, along with their percentage in the Reno Journal-Gazette poll - which suggests the possibility of a four-way contest on the Republican side:

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