Up the Aisles

Obama to Las Vegas: I Love You, After All

Following his appearance at an outdoor rally Sunday at Desert Pines High School, President Obama is staying at the Westin Lake Las Vegas resort in Henderson through Oct. 3 to prep for that evening’s presidential debate in Denver. Read more »

The Numbers Game

Could Nevada vote by a wide margin to re-elect Barack Obama and then elect a Republican to the Senate and to three of the four House seats? Yes. Read more »

Not So Fast With the "Mob Boss" Label

In an article that ran Sept. 24 in one of the dailies, there was a parenthetical reference to Moe Dalitz as “mob boss Moe Dalitz.” That’s not only inaccurate, it’s downright disturbing. Read more »

How Las Vegas Hurt Itself

A recent campaign ad tells us a lot about the law of unintended consequences. Read more »

A Full House vs. a Full Senate

Sens. Harry Reid and Dean Heller are at odds about Internet poker. Actually, not about the game itself, but how to legislate it. Read more »

Reid, McCarran Both Creatures of the Senate

On the same day, Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev., blistered Mitt Romney before the Democratic National Convention and Clark County Commissioners said during a meeting that they aren’t inclined to remove Sen. Pat McCarran’s name from the airport. Read more »

Beware of Pollsters Bearing Gifts

According to the R-J report, based on a SurveyUSA telephone survey of 869 registered voters statewide, Barack Obama leads Mitt Romney, 47-45. That may be true: The national numbers are close and Nevada tends to mirror those. Read more »

Tarkanian Making it Easy for Horsford

It doesn’t rank with Ferris Bueller’s day off, but Steven Horsford, the state senator running as the Democratic nominee in Congressional District 4, had an interesting week. Read more »

When Harry Met Fallacies

Someday, the national media will understand Harry Reid. Come to think of it, all of us need to work on it. Read more »

Everything Old Is New Again

Here’s the latest news: Nevada is a bellwether state. Want proof? Try watching television for half an hour without seeing Barack Obama or Mitt Romney approving this message. Read more »

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