If Sharron Angle had the money and the campaign staff in June that she had in October, this would not have been a close race.
But she can’t change the past, so her closing argument to the voters is to change the future.
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Via David Corn of The Nation regarding the Reid-Angle debate:
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Well, at least we now know for sure where Nevada’s top political reporter, who wanted also to be a debate moderator, stands on the Harry Reid-Sharron Angle race. Not that you would have had any doubt if you had been reading this blog.
Jon Ralston says Sharron Angle is the candidate of the...
I posted yesterday about Jon Ralston, the high-profile Nevada political reporter and talk show host, and an exchange I had with him regarding whether he was accusing Sharron Angle of “race-baiting” over a television ad Angle ran on illegal immigration.
When I pointed out that Ralston appeared to be making such an accusation against...
So says Nevada reporter and political guru Jon Ralston about me.
Some background.
I have been critical of Ralston for months over the way he has covered the Harry Reid – Sharron Angle Senate race. While Ralston presents himself as a muckrak...
I don’t have as much time as I’d like right now to get into this, but I knew something was in the works when I had a Twitter spat with Nevada Journalist Jon Ralston over his link to a Slate article accusing Sharron Angle of using racist imagery similar to that...
A FoxNews/Pulse Research poll of likely
voters in Nevada holds some hope for Sharron
Angle:
Republican Sharron Angle seems to be solidifying her support in her bid to unseat Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in Nevada.In the latest Fox News battleground state poll of likely voters, Angle drew 49 percent to Reid’s 46...
Was traveling all day, and of course, stuff happened:
Greg Sargent who blogs at The Washington Post has been the single greatest blogospheric force in going after Sharron Angle and Christine O’Donnell, nitpicking their every word, and ascribing the worst motivations to ambiguous or out of context statements to portray them as dangerous extremists, liars, and worse. Sargent almost single-handedly has pushed the nonsense...
Fox News has
released a set of polls of likely voters, including in the
Nevada
Senate race, showing Sharron Angle up a point, 45-44.
This is consistent with several recent polls showing the race a
dead heat:
Angle drew 45 percent support, while Reid took in 44 percent. Five percent opted for “none...
I saw this coming.
A couple of weeks after her Nevada Senate primary victory, Sharron Angle appeared on journalist John Ralston’s television show. Ralston apparently is one of the most prominent political reporters in Nevada.
At the time, this was my first introduction to Ralston.
Here was how I
observed his style in the Angle interview:
Ralston was...
Yes! Finally an ad from Sharron Angle hoisting Harry Reid’s “extremist” campaign by its own petard.
The Vaporizer must be “extremely” upset.
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(h/t @MattKLewis)
Update: Nevada Journalists Defend Angle Against Unfair Attack
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Nevada journalist and talk show host John Ralston is trolling for Harry Reid. Ralston published an article in The Las Vegas Sun on Sunday titled Angle in 2005: I would have voted “no” on Katrina relief funds.
The article is based on a tape given to Ralston by “a Democrat,” but the tape...
There he goes again.
Greg Sargent — in a post at The Washington Post picked up and spread wide in the blogosphere and by Harry Reid’s campaign — claims that
The latest Mason-Dixon Poll released by the Las Vegas Review-Journal shows Reid up 1 point, 45-44.
The headlines are screaming that 68% of voters would have preferred another GOP candidate, but that seems like a meaningless number since the choice is between Reid and Angle, and on that choice voters are largely split. ...
