Tuesday, June 1, 2010 | 10:58 a.m.
As spring eases into summer this Memorial Day, the political world is fixated on Big Trends:
How deep does this year’s anti-incumbent fervor run? Will the economy make sufficient gains to help Democrats in November? What’s the real meaning of the Tea Party movement?
If Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid wins reelection in Nevada, it may be thanks to those 14 words spoken by Republican challenger Sue Lowden in late April. Lowden, a wealthy casino executive and former state GOP chairwoman, was leading Reid in the polls and blowing away her primary foes, running television ads in Spanish before they could afford to air them in English.
See the full Politico report here.
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