LAS VEGAS (AP) -- Nevadas largest newspaper has endorsed Republican Sharron Angles bid for U.S. Senate against Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.
The endorsement Sunday from the Las Vegas Review-Journal an influential newspaper that has pounded on Reid and praised Angle was not unexpected.
In its endorsement the newspaper deemed the election a clear choice between Angle who supports limited government and what it described as Washingtons big spending and partisan bickering.
The editorial says Reid hitched his fortunes to President Barack Obamas failed economic playbook.
The conservative-leaning Review-Journal endorsed Reid in 2004 when he faced underdog Republican opponent Richard Ziser.
A recent poll from the newspaper shows Reid and Angle tied with 43 percent support.
LAS VEGAS (AP) -- Nevadas largest newspaper has endorsed Republican Sharron Angles bid for U.S. Senate against Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.
The endorsement Sunday from the Las Vegas Review-Journal an influential newspaper that has pounded on Reid and praised Angle was not unexpected.
In its endorsement the newspaper deemed the election a clear choice between Angle who supports limited government and what it described as Washingtons big spending and partisan bickering.
The editorial says Reid hitched his fortunes to President Barack Obamas failed economic playbook.
The conservative-leaning Review-Journal endorsed Reid in 2004 when he faced underdog Republican opponent Richard Ziser.
A recent poll from the newspaper shows Reid and Angle tied with 43 percent support.
