If I was a Democrat I wouldn't be too excited about the Lincoln win. My take that that she will be easier to beat in the general election than Bill Halter would.

Many Democrats are upset with Lincoln and will not support her while they might have moved back to Halter.

As for Republicans ... they'll regret Sharron Angle.
Giving her the nomination will make it a lot more easy for Reid to survive another six years.

Second that.
She'll lose in November.

As for Republicans ... they'll regret Sharron Angle.
Giving her the nomination will make it a lot more easy for Reid to survive another six years.

After the Nevada primary, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is still fighting an uphill battle. Democratic strategists are now seeing new signs of life in Reid's campaign based on the Nevada primary GOP selection of Tea Party candidate Sharon Angle. The thought process is that Angle will blow up during the next five months by stumbling rhetorically and that her past statements will give the Democrats ammunition to paint her as extremist to independent voters.

But many pundits
forget that in Nevada, there is a 14 percent unemployment rate--a tough environment for any incumbent. On top of that Reid, a four term senator, has a 41 percent approval rating. Winning is going to be tough to pull off. So instead of highlighting a campaign of solutions to create jobs and better income for Nevadans, Reid’s campaign is going to employ a scorched earth strategy? It seems the Democrats would rather have it be a choice rather than a referendum on Reid’s leadership.

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