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Nevadans say they're ready to replace longtime Democratic incumbent Sen. Harry Reid with an untested Republican.
Which Republican? Undecided.
Though respondents can't decide whom they want to win the Republican primary, they're certain they don't support Reid, the Senate majority leader seeking his fifth consecutive six-year term.
"That is the bad news," UNLV political science professor David Damore said of Reid's Clark County numbers. "That tells you there is a disaffected base there."
No, "professor," that is not the "bad news," that is the GOOD news ... got me? You leftist jackass.
Heres more good news Harry, after you get booted from the Senate, you can go back to your land scams.
Nevadans say they're ready to replace longtime Democratic incumbent Sen. Harry Reid with an untested Republican.
Which Republican? Undecided.
Though respondents can't decide whom they want to win the Republican primary, they're certain they don't support Reid, the Senate majority leader seeking his fifth consecutive six-year term.
"That is the bad news," UNLV political science professor David Damore said of Reid's Clark County numbers. "That tells you there is a disaffected base there."
No, "professor," that is not the "bad news," that is the GOOD news ... got me? You leftist jackass.
Heres more good news Harry, after you get booted from the Senate, you can go back to your land scams.
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