Dear Republican U.S. Senate Candidates,
We get it.
Harry Reid’s bad. He’s a liberal carrying water for Barack Obama. He wants to nationalize our health care system. He said the war in Iraq was “lost.” He’s forsaken the interests of Nevada to advance the interests of the far left in Washington, DC. He’s boring. He’s pale. He’s old. He has suspicious land deals. He had ties to Jack Abramoff. He’s in the pocket of Big Labor. His polling numbers are weak. He’s vulnerable. Blah, blah, blah.
We get it.
And if you are a Republican campaigning for the nomination to run against Reid next year, or are considering such a run, we stipulate for the record that every one of you are more conservative than Reid and would vote very differently from him if elected.
We get it.
So can we dispense with the formalities and get down to the nitty-gritty: How are you going to beat him?
Signed,
Nevada Voters
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Our little Dump Reid blog is “graduating” into a full-blown federal political action committee (PAC). The paperwork is in the works, contracts are being signed and DumpReid.com is being retooled for a national campaign. Here’s the inside dope and press release which will go out tomorrow morning….
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With the dog days of summer upon us, time to take a look at the Anybody Butt Reid vs. Harry Reid horse race and see what the field looks like. Remember, these odds are based on the likelihood of these individuals both getting into the race AND nabbing the GOP nomination next June.
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The following letter by a fella named Mark Kostner was published in a blog post (“Dear Harry Reid: Where’s our damn pork?”) by CityLife columnist Andrew Kiraly on Thursday which calls into question the #1 reason many of Nevada’s movers-and-shakers continue to feed us as the reason for re-electing Sen. Harry Reid (D) next year:
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As I watched President Barack Obama and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid speaking at that $2 million fundraising event at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on Tuesday night, I noticed something missing.
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Major developments in the race to replace Harry Reid in the United States Senate over the past week. Updated odds on various candidates based on both getting into the race and nabbing the GOP nomination:
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The Associated Press reports this morning that Rep. Dean Heller (R-Nev.) “ducked questions” about possibly challenging Sen. Harry Reid (D-Nev.) next year after addressing the Legislature in Carson City yesterday, saying, “I like the job I have. I like the committees I’m on.”
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Despite ethically questionable calls to bankers urging them to be “fair” in considering a billion dollar-plus loan request for the MGM Mirage by Senate Majority Harry Reid (D) – the second most powerful man in the U.S. government – the casino giant has been unable to raise the funding it says it needs to complete the CityCenter mega-resort on the Las Vegas Strip. And according to the Wall Street Journal the company “is preparing for a potential bankruptcy filing that could bring the massive project to a halt.”
Tell me again why Harry Reid’s “clout” as the Senate Majority Leader is so important to Nevada?
On Sunday the Las Vegas Review-Journal reporter Howard Stutz wrote that MGM Mirage majority shareholder, founder and board member Kirk Kerkorian “and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, a close friend, have been calling financial institutions to try and raise the remaining $1.2 billion needed to complete the $9.1 billion City Center development.”
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“News that U.S. Attorney Greg Brower is leaving after all – if not now, sometime in the next few months – will surely lead to speculation that he may consider a race against U.S. Sen. Harry Reid,” reported political pundit Jon Ralston in his “Flash” e-newsletter on March 5. “I think Brower, a former assemblyman who understands politics, could be a formidable contender against Reid. But he has to want to do it, and he would have to make that intention known soon.”
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August 8, 2009 10:20 am | 
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