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As I've been saying to anyone who cares to listen, there is a strong anti-Harry Reid wind blowing in Nevada. You can read it in the polls. You can see it on the bumper stickers. You can almost smell it. Yet, instead of doing anything about it, it's almost as if Sen. Reid does things on purpose to erode his natural support in Nevada. Each day he does something of his own free will that gives Nevadans another reason to vote against him next November.
It's remarkable, really. For a guy who's been a U.S. senator for almost four full terms, you'd think he'd remember how to maintain ties in his home state. Instead, he goes out of his way to cut them.
Here's just another in a long line of reasons why Harry Reid will be brought home in November 2010. For no good reason, Sen. Reid pokes his own faith-based support group in the eye.
For the skinny about Sen. Reid criticizing the LDS Church over the gay marriage fight in California, see this piece in the Salt Lake Tribune.
Simply amazing. Election defeat by a thousand cuts.
Reminds me somewhat of a line from Robert F. Kennedy's book, 'The Enemy Within'. Even though it was common knowledge that Jimmy Hoffa was padding his own nest with union funds, the general attitude of the rank and file was, "But he gets us good contracts."
At some point in time, we must all ask the question, "But at what cost?".
Furthermore, I don’t know when you decided that you set the standard for what’s important to Nevadans, but Senator Reid has every right to criticize the church (of which he has been a member for years) on any issue he pleases. Not everyone who is religious is in lockstep with everything their faith says, many question their faith constantly and build a stronger relationship with their faith because of it.
This is probably a lost cause, but instead of doing your best to take pot-shots at Senator Reid all the time, why don’t you try, just once, to report the news.
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