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I'm early voting and voting for Reid. Angle is a delusional kook with her stupid stepford smile...
Reid is a douche, but I'd rather have him for another term than this nitwit Angle.
At least Nevada has some voice in Washington...we're a small states and don't have a lot of voice...if Angel gets in, we have to start all over again...I can just see Angel allowing all that nuclear waste to be stored at Yucca Mountain. She wants to privatize social security...while the government has definitely fucked it up....privatizing it is not the answer....who would run it? The same fucktards who ran the banking system into the ground? How about those nifty auto makers?
It's funny to see the backlash Reid gets here in Nevada....we had a huge population boom for the last decade and a half...all these starry eyed dipshits moving here thinking they were going to make it rich...they took up space filling our schools to bursting levels, making the traffic worse, causing a false sense of financial security in the business districts and once there was a blip...BOOM, they're trapped here.
A lot of our unemployed are construction workers who came here to leech jobs with the intention of leaving after a year or two. This caused a lot of local workers to lose out on those jobs and then when the economy started going down, it caused a ripple effect....the touring construction workers left, causing the businesses they used to spend money with to go out of business and causing shit to roll downhill.
I won't even get into the idiots who wanted to build ultra expensive high rise condos and a ridiculous rate...now a lot of those places are half empty, running on a skeleton crew of employees. I guess it was hard for these developers to envision a $14 per hour (if that) hotel/casino worker to be able to afford a $500K condo.
What does this have to do with Reid vs. Angle? As bad as it all is here in Nevada under Reid, it would be worse under Angle. I don't believe either can fix this problem overnight....Las Vegas was subject to a market correction and it's going to be a bumpy ride for several more years. On the bright side, housing prices will stay normal for a couple more years and maybe with more people leaving the state, we won't have the huge environmental issues we're dealing with like water shortages and the erosion of Lake Mead.
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