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TONIGHT'S RALSTON REPORTS: STEVE WYNN, PART 1
DAYS SINCE HARRY REID HAS BEEN ON FACE TO FACE: 630
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Good morning, everyone. It’s Wynn time! Tonight, Part One of my hour-long sitdown with Wynn will air on “Ralston Reports,” with another installment...
Those are among the gems from Steve Wynn during the the first part of a lengthy interview that aired on Monday evening. (Part 2 will air Tuesday and the entire hour will be posted on the web later this week.) He also criticized the president for not doing more on jobs, tore apart the stimulus and said his workers are being crushed by the president's policies.
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Restore Our Future, the SuperPAC aiding Mitt Romney, made a substantial buy today in Nevada -- North and South.
The purchase -- six figures in Vegas and five figures in Reno -- was for the last week in October, showing that Team Romney still believes it has a chance to win this battleground despite adverse registration trends -- and the Romneyites can't afford to take Nevada out of play at this point.
Priorities USA Action, the Obama-linked SuperPAC, also has its first English-language buy here...
Speaker John Oceguera has a new, amazingly brutal ad out about Rep. Joe Heck, indicating again that he believes pushing women away from the incumbent is his key to victory.
This one could leave a mark.
GOP state Sen. Greg Brower sounds like a Democrat in his first, warm-and-fuzzy, I-won't-cut-education ad, and the National Republican Congressional Committee continues the assault on Speaker John Oceguera in CD3.
And a new Dean Heller ad, too, on energy taxes:
Rep. Shelley Berkley went up this weekend with a new ad on education, using those comments Sen. Dean Heller was reported to have made long ago to the Pahrump Valley Times about abolishing the Department of Education.
Heller's folks have cliamed he was incorrectly paraphrased, but the damage was done. My thought: This "debate" only exists because Democrats know the issue polls well as opposed to having any good arguments why the department should exist, while Republicans, most of whom think most...
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The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee began a new statewide ad this weekend describing Sen. Dean Heller as "Bad for Women, Bad for Nevada."
The spot uses various votes on mammograms, other screenings and equal pay to make that case.
It's a clear effort to solidify women against him and for Rep. Shelley Berkley.