ressince73, John Oceguera is running against Heck. I suspect there isn't much interest in part because there's no primary, but the DCCC has made this one of its prime races.

When I was young, I was taught that finks were not nice people. I've met some nice finks around Las Vegas, and I've even met some who have an acquaintance with facts. Our fink here isn't one of them.

By the way, BChap, really insightful commentary and analysis.

I guess she is a Romney person. Like Mitt, she changes her mind. When Newt wanted to be speaker of the House, she thought he was just dandy to be third in line to the presidency. Is he that different today?

The only thing worse than knowing what ain't so is denying what is.

lv "facts," she is not Mrs. Gray. Her name is Chris Giunchigliani. I know the idea of a woman actually keeping her name is antithetical to those on your side who believe that a woman exists only to be barefoot and pregnant.

By the way, the reason the annual sessions ended after 1960 is that they were supposed to concentrate only on fiscal matters, but legislators kept attaching riders and amendments, claiming that everything they did was fiscal, and it was an embarrassment and an annoyance. And that was before reapportionment, meaning the legislature then was overwhelmingly tilted toward the rural counties, where, supposedly, government bureaucracy is anathema.

I can't help but wonder how many Republicans heard or read the speech before criticizing it.

Poor Barrick. It could afford only to buy a $7.8 billion mining operation outside Nevada, but it can't afford to pay more taxes in Nevada. Poor, poor Barrick. If Nevadans allow this company and industry to get away with this, they have only themselves to blame.

Sigh. No sooner do I write that ....

Gmag, you know, as well as I do, that you can't fight stupidity when the commenters have an IQ in the single digits and lie only when their lips move.

I'm trying to remember how Republican David Roger handled the assault accusations against Republican Jim Gibbons.