Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid greets supporters during a town-hall meeting with President Barack Obama this month at Green Valley High School in Henderson.
Friday, February 19th - we will be holding a giant Tea Party Rally at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, D.C. This is the conservative gathering you've seen on the news today, and Fox News is calling our rally tonight " the big event " on Friday at the Convention.
Editor's note: Mark Warren, co-author of Harry Reida TMs "The Good Fight" recently shared his thoughts on Reid's poll numbers, the infamous Obama quote, Republicans and more with "Las Vegas Weekly" editor Scott Dickensheets.
By KATHLEEN HENNESSEY NASHVILLE -- The burgeoning Tea Party movement should remain leaderless and decentralized, former Republicanvice presidential candidateSarah Palin said Saturday, calling the effort 'bigger than any king or queen of the Tea Party.''Put your faith in ideas.
BLOGS: * Sherman Frederick: Don't visit Las Vegas, Mr. President I-Can-Do-No-Wrong * Thomas Mitchell: Obama craps out on Las Vegas again in speech about jobs * Sherman Frederick: Double thank you, Mr.
Sarah Palin is becoming a figurehead of sorts for the Tea Party movement as the former Alaska governor is set to headline a series of grassroots events starting with a Nashville Tea Party convention this weekend.
Updated 8:14 p.m. By Philip Rucker Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin will headline a "tea party" rally next month in Searchlight, Nev., the home town of embattled Senate Majority Leader Harry M. Reid , tea party movement organizers said.
Lt. Gov Brian Krolicki, out from the cloud of a criminal indictment he characterized as a political hatchet job, is considering an election run at U.S. Sen.
Welcome to La Casa de Searchlight, where zombies clad all in white appear from futuristic space pods; a singer is unwillingly pulled from a bathtub and offered to a stoic person wearing a mask; and raised claw-hands are the salute of choice.
January 24, 2010 - Comments I was recently reading a Forbes feature on hedge fund manager Kyle Bass, who made his name shorting subprime and is now focused on sovereign defaults.