By Sam Lieberman

Democratic Supporters,

Last week, President Bush was literally tap dancing for national reporters. Why? He knows that Republican presidential nominee John McCain will continue four more years of a Bush White House.*1

Watch this video to see how gleeful President Bush is about four more years of endless war in Iraq, more attempts to privatize Social Security and more tax cuts for the wealthy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GPzIrxZ0QA.

At their convention Saturday, Clark County Republicans tried desperately to drum up enthusiasm for "More of the Same" McCain, who came in third in Nevada's caucus.

After Jim Gibbons admitted that he didn't caucus for McCain, the governor finally gave his endorsement, while acknowledging that McCain is an ardent Yucca Mountain supporter (http://www.lvrj.com/news/16429526.html)

Rep. Dean Heller gave his half-hearted pep talk: "I'll be the first to say John McCain was not my first choice but he is my first choice today."

Here's the kicker: When GOP Chair Sue Lowden reportedly got more crowd applause when she said she invited Ron Paul to the GOP state convention than when she told the group she invited McCain to the same event.

Republicans have a big problem in Nevada. In the past year, Democrats have gained a 40,000 voter registration advantage and our two Democratic candidates have organized throughout the state, helping to turn out almost 120,000 Democrats to the Jan. 19th caucus.

Now state Republicans have to hold their noses while they back their presidential nominee.

Our Democratic candidates also prompted record turnout in caucuses and primary around the country, and they have raised more than five times the amount of money McCain has in his presidential bid.

Democrats are better organized and � most importantly � more enthusiastic and ready for a change in the White House than our counterparts in the Republican party. Here at state party headquarters, we are capturing the momentum from the January caucuses and organizing like never before. If you�d like to volunteer, call 702... or 866.... I look forward to Turning Nevada Blue with you!*2

Sincerely,

Sam Lieberman
Chair, Nevada Democratic Party

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References

*1. Lieberman, Sam. 'Even Nevada's Republicans ho-hum about "More of the Same" McCain,' "An e-mail to WBTI from Nevada State Democratic Party {Mon, 10 Mar 2008 15:09:45 -0700}," (March 10, 2008), Las Vegas, Nevada: NSDP.
*2. Ibid.

By Sam Lieberman

Democratic Supporters,

Last week, President Bush was literally tap dancing for national reporters. Why? He knows that Republican presidential nominee John McCain will continue four more years of a Bush White House.*1

Watch this video to see how gleeful President Bush is about four more years of endless war in Iraq, more attempts to privatize Social Security and more tax cuts for the wealthy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GPzIrxZ0QA.

At their convention Saturday, Clark County Republicans tried desperately to drum up enthusiasm for "More of the Same" McCain, who came in third in Nevada's caucus.

After Jim Gibbons admitted that he didn't caucus for McCain, the governor finally gave his endorsement, while acknowledging that McCain is an ardent Yucca Mountain supporter (http://www.lvrj.com/news/16429526.html)

Rep. Dean Heller gave his half-hearted pep talk: "I'll be the first to say John McCain was not my first choice but he is my first choice today."

Here's the kicker: When GOP Chair Sue Lowden reportedly got more crowd applause when she said she invited Ron Paul to the GOP state convention than when she told the group she invited McCain to the same event.

Republicans have a big problem in Nevada. In the past year, Democrats have gained a 40,000 voter registration advantage and our two Democratic candidates have organized throughout the state, helping to turn out almost 120,000 Democrats to the Jan. 19th caucus.

Now state Republicans have to hold their noses while they back their presidential nominee.

Our Democratic candidates also prompted record turnout in caucuses and primary around the country, and they have raised more than five times the amount of money McCain has in his presidential bid.

Democrats are better organized and � most importantly � more enthusiastic and ready for a change in the White House than our counterparts in the Republican party. Here at state party headquarters, we are capturing the momentum from the January caucuses and organizing like never before. If you�d like to volunteer, call 702... or 866.... I look forward to Turning Nevada Blue with you!*2

Sincerely,

Sam Lieberman
Chair, Nevada Democratic Party

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References

*1. Lieberman, Sam. 'Even Nevada's Republicans ho-hum about "More of the Same" McCain,' "An e-mail to WBTI from Nevada State Democratic Party {Mon, 10 Mar 2008 15:09:45 -0700}," (March 10, 2008), Las Vegas, Nevada: NSDP.
*2. Ibid.