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July 13, 2010

We'll start with the publisher today, because frankly, that's where most of the anti-Reid fervor begins.

http://www.lvrj.com/blogs/sherm/Could_Harry_be_any_more_out_of_touch_eh.html?ref=849

The headline in this rant should actually read Could Sherm be any more out of touch?

Also today,

Steve Tetreault has a look at the politics of the jobs bill, er the 60 votes to pass the jobs bill.

http://www.lvrj.com/news/reid-still-lacks-key-vote-to-replenish-jobless-benefits-98289154.html

We're glad he's keeping tabs on this critical Nevada story.

Oh, and we're glad we spelled his name right today. In the July 1st blog entry, I erroneously dropped the second e in his last name when reporting on one of Tetreault's reporting errors. Not only that, I spelled the name wrong twice in the same blog.

The July 1 blog has been corrected.

Also in the RJ today, Danny Tarkanian re-emerges from his election defeat to push something for Gov. Jim Gibbons.

http://www.lvrj.com/news/tarkanian-to-lead-governor-s-petition-drive-for-public-collective-bargaining-98287234.html

So, Tarkanian emerges and he's not explicitly working for Sharron Angle. You'd think that would be something the RJ would report.

Also missing from the RJ is the not-so-little political story from Washoe County. Now we know the RJ is based in Las Vegas, but the senate race is statewide.

Here's a story you won't find in the Review-Journal -- Reno Mayor Bob Cashell and Sparks Mayor Geno Martini, both Republicans, have endorsed Sen. Harry Reid.

It's apparently more newsworthy to print right-wing tax studies that say Nevada doesn't need any more taxes.

http://www.lvrj.com/news/tax-boost-a-drag-to-economy--study-says-98302229.html

Best part of this story  is that the dude from Tax Foundation is actually called Henchman.

 

 

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