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Nov. 13, 2007
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Former governor Robert List endorses Giuliani

By MOLLY BALL
REVIEW-JOURNAL

Republican former Gov. Robert List has endorsed former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani for president, Giuliani's campaign announced Monday.

List, who was governor of Nevada for one term from 1979 to 1983, believes Giuliani is "the only Republican that can win," according to a news release from the campaign. List hosted a small, exclusive fundraiser when Giuliani visited Las Vegas last week.

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    • List also said he admired Giuliani's work in improving the economy and reducing crime while mayor.

    Giuliani's campaign manager, Michael DuHaime, said, "Governor List is a respected Republican leader in the state."

    List is also something of a political pariah in Nevada because he has lobbied for the nuclear power industry in favor of the proposed nuclear waste repository at Yucca Mountain, which the state officially opposes, as do most residents.

    No Republican candidate has committed to stop the project if elected. Asked about Yucca in March, Giuliani said safety issues with the site were "matters of grave concern," but didn't rule it out.

    Giuliani's campaign didn't return a phone call seeking comment on List's association with Yucca.

    Of Nevada's living former governors, Republican Kenny Guinn supports former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and Democrat Bob Miller supports New York Sen. Hillary Clinton.

    Republican Paul Laxalt and Democrat Richard Bryan are uncommitted, as is current Gov. Jim Gibbons.

    Contact reporter Molly Ball at mball@reviewjournal.com or (702) 387-2919.



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    ron wrote on November 13, 2007 07:01 PM: Instead of simply reporting that a former Nevada Governor endorses a Republican (Giuliani) for President, the reporter of this story finds it necessary to use an equal amount of sentences to inform us that ex-Governor List is a pariah for supporting the nuclear waste repository at Yucca mountain. I'm suprised she didn't title the story: Robert List, pariah, and supporter of Yucca Mountain, endorses Giulilani" Why doesn't this author simply admit that she is biased in favor of liberals, and that her news reporting style is biased also. An RJ news story recently about a hispanic Nevada state legislator endorsing a Democrat received more space than this story did. Where is the RJ's quality control?


    tm wrote on November 13, 2007 03:25 PM: RON PAUL IS THE BEST CHOICE IF WE WANT TO STRENGTH THIS COUNTRY? TM


    Sammy Covelli wrote on November 13, 2007 01:24 PM: List is has done nothing good for Nevada.