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Thursday, Nov. 29, 2007 | 7:02 a.m.
The presidential caucus is less than two months away and already it's been quite the wild ride, folks. We had our own presidential debate right here at UNLV, televised by CNN. It was a diamond and a pearl for the state. A couple of the GOP candidates got national attention for something that happened here - Mitt Romney for yet another shade of his abortion position on "Face to Face" and Ron Paul for consorting with a brothel owner. The Democrats keep coming for events and the Republicans keep coming for money - Fred Thompson will be here tonight raking in some cash. We've had more action in a few months in Nevada than in all the previous cycles combined. And there are still 51 days to go!
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