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Failed U.S. Senate candidate Sharron Angle reappeared Wednesday night before a Republican town hall meeting in Las Vegas, telling partisans that "I can't stop" being involved in politics.Sadly, another thing Angle can't seem to stop is saying silly things that evince a radical failure to grasp even the most

This piece will appear as my column in this week's CityLife, but blog readers get a sneak peek. Enjoy.If politics is like chess, Republicans failed to achieve checkmate.Yes, they captured plenty of pawns, knights, rooks and bishops. But at the end of a year’s worth of maneuvering, the Democratic king

This ad produced by the Sharron Angle campaign hits Harry Reid for some of his verbal gaffes over the years. And Reid surely has to live with his rhetorical record. But is it a wise idea for Angle -- who has matched and surpassed Reid's lifetime gaffe record in the

U.S. Sen. Harry Reid plays on Sharron Angle's most recent "screw up" in this blog from CNN. "You all look like Nevadans to me," Reid says. It's a reference to Angle telling members of the Hispanic Student Union at Rancho High School, "some of you look a little more

U.S. Sen. Harry Reid dropped by one of his campaign offices Tuesday afternoon, greeting volunteers and surprising one person who'd been contacted by a phone banker by jumping on the line personally."I wish I had the ability to express how I feel in my heart, but I can only say

My favorite part of last night's debate between Harry Reid and Sharron Angle came at the end, when she accused him of being corrupt.

You came from Searchlight to the Senate with very little," Angle said of Reid's humble beginning in the small Southern Nevada town. "Now, you are

Editor's note: This story appears in this week's Las Vegas CityLife.Re-elect ReidRegardless of the name-calling, it's clear which senator will (continue to) support Nevada in officeThere's simply no contest.In the race for United States Senate

In a pull-no-punches statement that criticizes both Harry Reid and Sharron Angle, Nevada state Senate Minority Leader Bill Raggio today endorsed Reid for re-election.Raggio frankly acknowledges his personal dislike of Angle, noting that she never called him to concede when she lost a primary bid against the venerable northerner in