This week is a very political one in Nevada, with primaries for both the Republicans and Democrats today and then a Republican Caucus on Thursday.
Here’s an explanation from a “journalist”, Gabe Stern, in Nevada about why the Republicans in the state are using both processes this year. Astute SDA regulars will note Stern’s editorializing in what is allegedly a “news” report. A quick glimpse of the young fellow’s Twitter feed reveals all you need to know about his antipathy for Trump. Too bad there isn’t a pill available to cure TDS.
Here’s a video about the history and politics of Nevada. Here are some webcams from around the state.
Since the Republican primaries don’t count towards delegates, the results are not critically important.
1. Can’t see twitter/x feeds without an account.
2. There is a pill that cures TDS, its called a “Red Pill.”
There may not be a pill to cure TDS but there is a ‘vaccine’ that does the job and it is effecting the cure by leaps and bounds as time goes by.
There’s a red pill but those who swallowed a handful of blue ones won’t be taking one.
Cool video; there is so much more to NV’s history than most people realize (people, geology, etc).
Minor nit: The narrator is consistently mis-pronouncing “Nevada”. Locals don’t say “Ne-vah-duh”; the middle syllable rhymes with ‘cat’, not ‘rod’ (per my family in NV, some of whom have been quite active in state politics).
and here l thought Nevada was some fictitious state dreamt up by Mario Puzo for his Godfather story. (which l read long after the movie, found myself strangely sympathizing with don corleone . . . .)
ha ha ha!!!
“There are none so blind as those that will not see..”
And Nikki lost to “None of the above.” I doesn’t bode well that enough people voted in a meaningless election to make sure she couldn’t claim victory.