During the next five
days, I’m going to give you my final impressions of the candidates in the five
most important races that affect Nevada and Nevadans directly.
FIRST – Dean Heller vs. Shelley Berkley. Beginning with work ethic, in my 50 years of
business, I’ve never known anyone who worked harder, longer, more efficiently
and with greater integrity than Shelley Berkley. Travelling weekly between Washington and Las
Vegas in all her years in Congress is a feat all to itself. She uses every minute of that travel time to
read and work on issues that affect Nevada.
She attends every political, social and economic event unless there’s a
duplication of events at the same time.
While Shelley can be irritating from time to time, her strengths so far
outweigh any personal defects I can think of no reason that would prevent me
from voting for her.
Dean Heller, on the other hand, is lazy, uninterested,
unresponsive, unconcerned and totally detached from understanding and solving
Nevada’s problems. He’s slick, polished,
glib and charming, four traits that have no relevance to serving in the
Senate. If we lose Shelley’s knowledge
and energy in Washington, we’ll have suffered a great loss.
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