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Ensign: Angle was wrong on CityCenter jobs

Published Monday, Aug. 30, 2010 | 9:03 p.m.

Updated Monday, Aug. 30, 2010 | 9:05 p.m.

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Sen. John Ensign said on Alan Stock's radio show Monday that he only made "one call to one of the banks at the time....I thought CityCenter was an important project....I thought it was important to do what we could...All I wanted to do was make sure the banks were doing the right thing."

You may recall that U.S. Senate nominee Sharron Angle criticized Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid for making calls and said she would not have made them.

He went on to say: "We may disagree on this particular point, but as Ronald Reagan said...and I'm sure Sharron disagrees with some of my viewpoints....but we agree at least 80 percent of the time....that's your friend not your enemy."

I wonder what else is in that 20 percent they disagree on. Social Security? Maybe. Government is not God? Doubtful. Having an affair and then using the parents as a conduit to pay off the mistress' family and then engaging in a cover-up and trying to get the husband a job, with allegations of quid pro quos? Probably.

Audio at right.

(By the way, does it occur to anyone else that some of these folks who call into these conservative radio shows and ask certain questions might be Democratic plants? They are relentless.)

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