[gwilhelm56]

Harry’s biggest problem is in the Mirror.. whoops... his kind don’t reflect in a mirror so ... NEVERMIND

[Peter W. Kessler]

“This reelection is lost...”

[IbJensen]

Reid is a strong enough American to withstand any difficulties at home. The man is a stone and should serve as an inspiration to all of us. How fortunate we are to have this marvelous human who constantly looks out for the people!

Here he is, standing by Nancy Pelousy, both of them knowing what they have wrought amounts to the death of America, but they still stand there stalwart as little soldiers, not quite telling us the truth about what they have 'crafted' as they know the truth would drive us nuts and they could get seriously hurt.

[maddog55]

Hopefully he’ll be gone next November but the problem is all the damage he’s doing now...

[Joe Boucher]

Throw Reid off the Stratosphere.
Film at 6.

[ronnie raygun]

Reid is the nieghbor who throws his garbage in your yard, the person who allows his dog to crap on your lawn and doesn’t pick it up, the guy whos driving in the left lane doing 30 miles an hour on the cell phone, the arrrogant cashier who’s got an attitude. I think you got the message!

[Libertarianize the GOP]

You know Harry is in trouble when he runs so many campaign ads the year before the election.

[AuH2ORepublican]

Lowden, Tarkanian and Angle may not be the GOP’s only choices (and maybe one of the three will switch to the Lt. Gov. race):

5. Nevada Lt. Gov. Brian Krolicki, who was cleared earlier this week of any wrongdoing in connection with his handling of a college savings program, is interested in running for the Senate, according to a source familiar with his thinking. Krolicki, who was elected governor [SIC] in 2006 , served two previous terms as state Treasurer. He had long been eyeing a potential run against Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) but had been sidetracked from moving forward due to the ongoing court case. Krolicki had long insisted that the charges were political in nature, noting that they were brought by state Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto, a Reid protege. Cortez Masto’s sterling image has taken a hit as a result of the dismissal with the Las Vegas Review Journal headlining one story on the affair: “Cortez Masto’s shining star dims after Krolicki decision.” It’s not clear how badly the negative press surrounding Krolicki over the past year would impact a race against Reid but the GOP field, which is led by former state party chairwoman Sue Lowden and businessman Danny Tarkanian, is not exactly stellar.

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/thefix/morning-fix/morning-fix-28.html