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Pat
I disagree, there are clients that will lie to his accountant. But short of having a lying client it is the job of the Accountant to do an in depth interview with the taxpayer. We see thousands of all type of clients, we know what is ordinary and expected to be part of legitimate expenses.
As for as not taking a legitimate deduction, I will tell you what I use to tell my clients. It is your responsibility to pay all taxes that are due and only the taxes that are due. It is just as wrong to pay too much taxes as it is to pay too little.
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Happened to catch a few words out of Joy Behar's mouth today referring to the Octuplet's mother as being a "smart woman". I'd like to know what constitutes "smart" these days?
I heard that it was going to take $75,000 a year per child to raise them.
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From The Sunday Times
February 1, 2009
Octuplets’ mother wants Oprah to turn her into a $2m TV star
Doctors speak at a during a news conference on the octuplets that were born 26 January at Kaiser Permanente Bellflower Medical Center
Doctors at a news conference last week following the birth of the octuplets at Kaiser Permanente Bellflower Medical Center in California
THE single mother of octuplets born in California last week is seeking $2m (£1.37m) from media interviews and commercial sponsorship to help pay the cost of raising the children.
Nadya Suleman, 33, plans a career as a television childcare expert after it emerged last week that she already had six children before giving birth on Monday. She now has 14 below the age of eight.
Although still confined to an LA hospital bed, she intends to talk to two influential television hosts this week — media mogul Oprah Winfrey, and Diane Sawyer, who presents Good Morning America.
Her family has told agents she needs cash from deals such as nappy sponsorship — she will get through 250 a week in the next few months — and the agents will gauge public reaction to her story.
Her earning power, though, could be diminished by a growing ethical and medical controversy. Experts believe that the unnamed fertility specialists who gave her in vitro fertilisation (IVF) should not have implanted so many embryos, and in choosing to carry all eight to term, Suleman ignored guidelines, risking both their health and her own.
US public reaction has been mixed: many have asked how an unemployed single mother can raise 14 children, as her first six have already strained the family budget. Angela and Ed Suleman, Nadya’s parents,bought her a two-bedroom bungalow in the suburb of Whittier in March 2007, but soon after got into debt and had to leave their own home.
They filed for bankruptcy and moved in with their daughter and grandchildren. Last week her father said he would return to his native Iraq to work as a translator and driver.
Angela Suleman, who is caring for the first six children — one of whom is autistic — while her daughter is in hospital, said yesterday that she had consulted a psychologist over Nadya’s “obsession with children”.
Nadya Suleman, who describes herself as a “professional student” living off education grants and parental money, broke up with her boyfriend before the birth of her first child seven years ago.
The identity of the octuplets’ father remains unknown, but local reports suggest they were conceived with frozen sperm donated by a friend she met while working at a fertility clinic. He is the father of her twins, born two years ago.
Michael Tucker of the Georgia Reproductive Clinic, Atlanta, said Suleman’s story stunned him. “We are policed by the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, which frowns upon implanting more than two or three embryos at a time. It is remarkable that any practitioner would undertake such a practice.”
The babies, born nine weeks prematurely by C-section, were attended to by 46 medical staff, who expected seven babies. When the eighth — a boy — appeared, doctors were “confounded”.
Angela Suleman said her daughter was advised to terminate some of the embryos in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy for the sake of her health, but she refused because she did not know how to make such a life-or-death decision.
“She doesn’t have any more, so it’s over now. It has to be,” said the grandmother.
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I have a conscience..LOL I went to Walmart to fill a prescription because I had to mail in the one that's for 90 day supply. Anyway, the woman was nice enough to ring up my other three items since no one was behind me. I didn't have to find a line to stand in. Anyway, I looked at the receipt..knew something was right...and didn't see where she charged me $10 for my sript. So, I waited a couple of minutes cuz someone was ahead of me. I told her I thought she had not charged me for my script..I hadn't even looked in my bag. Anyway, that script was in the bag and she thanked me for letting her know. That $10 would have been taken out of her pocket. I was telling that story to my dd and her bf. He says..so that's where she gets it. LOL But it is stealing if you know you have not been charged for something. If I had gotten all the way home I don't know what I would have done...still stealing..LOL
Laura, my dh and I are BOTH boring...LOL
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IBC, are you saying that we should have claimed our bedroom as an expense? Hmmm..how bout the telephone and cell phone? If so, too late now. LOL
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Spouse, I go to the same accountant as many in my field. I would guess that the politicians do the same thing -- go to a guy specializing with those kinds of clients. I love my accountant, he knows exactly what I am entitled to and knows what questions to ask!
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Shirley ... one day, I was at the market ... super big headache! Bought Tylenol ($9.00 for the bottle) plus a few other things. Got out of the market, unloaded and saw the bottle in the cart, not the bag.
Checked the receipt... crap, it was not on it. I was dealing with my headache and thought I could go back later but just went back anyway. Thankfully I did that!!!!! I walked in with the bottle and receipt and at the same time, the lady was telling me I had left my ATM card! I would have been frantic.
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Shirley, you could only deduct you bedroom if it was your place of business, is there something you are not telling us.
Rock, you are doing the right thing, when I did work for a large firm, i worked almost exclusively with farms and Co-ops, later in private practice I had a much more general practice. Later, worked more with municipalities.
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"the unnamed fertility specialists who gave her in vitro fertilisation (IVF)"
Something isn't quite right here...I think we'll be learning - perhaps some alarming things - in the days to come. I just cannot see how a legitimate IVF "company" would take this risk ...yeah...perhaps if they were being paid MILLIONS by a wealthy couple. But that's obviously NOT the case. Hmmmmmmmmmmmm...something is up with all this.
Kel - Back to my earlier suggestion...Politicians need liability insurance. All this cra* is costing us...the tax payers... big bucks!
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If this hadn't become public, do you think these politicians who have failed to pay these taxes would be paying what they owe? Or is it only because it has become public? Didn't Wesley Snipes go to jail for tax evasion? This just isn't right. This is like Leona Hemsley and her 'only the little people pay taxes' attituded. This is so disgusting. No, sorry isn't good enough now that you want some kind of prestigious position.
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Wow, I stumbled on this article by a Libertarian ... Bush lovers, just squint when he criticizes him.
-------he Truth About the Obama Agenda
By Wayne Allyn Root
Ladies and gentlemen, we have sold out. We have sold our souls to the devil ... and the devil is big government. Obama doesn't want to help you - he wants you to desperately crave the government's help.
He wants you to feel hopeless, helpless, aimless, and clueless, and thereby dependent on government to survive. He wants to slip socialism by you and destroy capitalism while we're in crisis - while you're scared and weak - and he hopes you won't even notice. Not as long as he sends you a check, takes over your bank, protects your mortgage (even if he has to ask government to break the legal contract), educates your children at government-run schools, and gives you a job.
And once his plan is complete, he'll own you and your vote for life. But look at the price you'll pay. Every aspect of your life will be dominated and determined by Big Brother.
Author Ayn Rand predicted it all many decades ago in The Nature of Government: "We are fast approaching the stage of the ultimate inversion: the stage where the government is free to do anything it pleases, while the citizens may act only by permission; which is the stage of the darkest periods of human history, the stage of rule by brute force."
Give Obama credit for the deception. His brilliant team of handlers and publicists show the mainstream media images of his wonderful family ... and they have him quote the Founding Fathers ... and talk about choosing a new church for his family. He talks about tax cuts as a big part of his stimulus package, never mentioning that the cuts don't go to the people who actually pay most of the taxes.
And while these nice images and perfectly orchestrated sound bites play in the media, Obama is busy destroying capitalism ... stomping on the Constitution ... and re-distributing the wealth. Karl Marx could not have come up with a more effective plan.
This is a brutal, calculating, manipulative, vicious coup - a takeover of the capitalist system and a highjacking of the electorate through bribery - under the stress of crisis. This is about turning the whole country into one big Chicago ... controlled by big unions, teachers' unions, environmental lobbyists who want to tax you to death to prevent a global warming disaster that hasn't been proven to exist. (We are more likely to be experiencing "global cooling.")
But no matter ... Big Brother is in control and taking action on your behalf - keeping you safe and employed and protecting you from global warming doom and gloom. Remember, if draconian global warming rules, the resulting regulations and taxes will destroy millions of private-sector jobs ... all the better for the Obama agenda. Obama will create millions of government jobs to replace them - making big government even more powerful and beloved.
All of these radical liberal groups are out to destroy capitalism simply because they are no good at being capitalists. They've failed in the current system, so their goal is to tear it down and create a new economic system (or "world order") where they can succeed ... where they will be in control and make the rules. By applying the right pressure - i.e., the bribe of trillion-dollar government bailouts and programs up for grabs - they've even gotten big business to go along with their plan.
This, my friends, is the Socialist Utopia ... the liberal version of the "Stepford Wives." And it took the perfect boob to open the door - George W. Bush, the compassionate conservative who poisoned the Republican brand, caused conservatives to hide in embarrassment and shame, and allowed Obama to do all this because of his incompetence, arrogance, reckless disregard for excessive spending, and record-setting expansion of government.
Now Obama is here to "rescue" us. Not that he's ever been in business ... not that he's ever taken an economics class ... not that he's ever created a job. But simply because Obama is the Anti-Bush, he now commands the American economy and the free world.
In response, we are all stepping off the cliff like lemmings ... following a Pied Piper ... falling to our deaths ... destroying capitalism ... giving up our freedoms ... sacrificing our children's future ... wrecking our economy ... punishing taxpayers ... and rewarding those who failed in the capitalist system (and just happen to support Obama).
Historian and political statesmen Alexis de Tocqueville's words have finally come true:"The American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers that it can bribe the public with the public's money."
Some of us can see what is happening. Some of us are willing to stand up to the bullies. Some of us are willing to support capitalism. Some of us are willing to lead the loyal opposition. I'm proud to call myself a Libertarian, Fiscal Conservative, Capitalist, Small Businessman, Home-School Dad, Citizen Politician, Son of a Butcher ... and The ANTI-Obama.
(Wayne Allyn Root was the 2008 Libertarian Vice Presidential candidate.)
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Quote of the day-
By Dr. Steven Taylor
“Maybe the IRS, in an effort to find scofflaws, should have every American nominated to a Cabinet post, given the salutary effect it seems to have on one’s memory of taxes unpaid”–Emily Yoffe in today’s WaPo.
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posted update on the prayer thread. but i was skimming here and whew my head is spinning all you politcal gurus!
Sherri, one reason they are checking Liv's gallbladder is gallbladder disease runs in my family. I suffered for years with it like she is and it is what I kept tell the docs last week and weekend. For 6 years I was treated for a hietal heirnia (sp?) but at 24 had gallbladder out and fixed me right up. every test kept coming up normal.........(big shock) but since it ran on my moms side of family they decided to go for it.
I was to have a 30 min laproscopy/23 hr hospital stay. Turned into 2.5 hour lap and 5 day hopsital stay. My gb was soooo diseased I got infection from them removing it.........
P.S. you know that being exposed to radioactive material when a young child increases chances for breastcancer. I was watching them pump that stuff into her veins and I almost lost it. you know that feeling of dread you get in the pit of your tummy????
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Moody, I can't even begin to understand what you are going thru or how you are even dealing with this! I would be a mental case .. but I am sure God is helping you to put one foot in front of the other .. He is your lamp to your feet right now.
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gee ibc,
wish you were my accountant.
I want the 80's back.......sigh, guess we just have to wait 4 years.
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You're right, "AlwaysHope" it surely isn't right. How these "crooks" get away with all their stealing and dishonesty is beyond me. If it were us, OH MY GOSH, we'd be locked up. All those "big wigs" who stole money by cheating and people's retirement money etc. being eaten up. It is so wrong.
Oh well, as you well know, people here on earth may think they are getting away with something but the Good Lord sees it all and one day they will have to answer for this. Hopefully, one day soon, they will come to their senses and see that living a life of dishonesty in no life at all and they will repent and turn from these lives of dishonesty.
Mary Jo
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You know, what you just said, Marejo, does make me feel better. Someday they will answer to a Higher Authority and see that they didn't get away with anything at all.
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Well, Charlie Gibson did a good interview with BHO ... the Honeymoon is over ... he was respectful and asked the questions we have been. But, surely, he cannot honestly believe that we buy the answers.
Someone posted about how they are directing money to fix the Mall .. it may put a few people to work, but work on what? Something that already looks great? Why not take that same money and put it into an inner city neighborhood in NYC Harlem? or Watts? It may be in need of a remodel, but you these places are in need of an overhaul! We are the USA, we don't need to keep up with the Jones'.
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I had to give up watching C-SPAN, other life does go on. Anyway, I saw something going across the screen. They had another vote on another amendment that would add $25 Billion more to $819, that new amendment, the republicans said wouldn't create jobs, and it got defeated! There's hope here.
Fur is still flying over the made in American only in the porkulous bill. The republicans have to do a better job of explaining how FDR, or was it Hoover? who tried the same thing. More jobs were lost back during the depression then would have been because of us tightening up trade. We've been here before. They just have to open a history book. Thank goodness McCain is old enough to give firsthand knowledge and experience from our past. I hope he doesn't read this.
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SherriG, they are going to do the MRI tomorrow, but have to put her to sleep to do it. I was so happy to see her sip some sprite tonight. She took 4 tiny sips over about a 30 min span and got sick............
Here are some pics of my baby girl so you can put a face with her name:
Christmas 2008:
1st day of 7th grade Aug 2008: (if you can image her 12 lbs lighter than this today!)
Dance recital May 2008:
Age 5:
Age 3:
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Moody,
No I can't imagine your daughter being 12 lbs. less today. She's beautiful and very brave to have to go through all of this. I hope it's her gallbladder, and this will be over for her very soon.
Take care of yourself too.
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Moody, your sweetie is just adorable. You are in my prayers.
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Moody, your daughter is gorgeous JUST LIKE YOU! I do not like you. And, no, I can't believe she's 12 pounds lightr. But, she'll gain it back. Bless her heart.
Shirley
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Moody - She's absolutey adorable.... gawd.... I hope she's well soon... your heart must hurt so bad.
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Aww c'mon, can't we like Moody for today?
Love ya girlie and your baby, too!!
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But hey, he can correctly pronounce 'n u c l e a r' , so that's good, right?! Who cares if he can fix the economy, protect us from terrorist as long as we have a President with good pronunciation skills.
I mean, how shallow could the press be to complain over someone's dialect and mispronouncing a word.
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Moody,
She is adorable. I am willing to bet Liv's mother will know everything about what ever illness is messing with her little girl. That's just the kind of mom you are.
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I've lost a little contact with what going on with Geithner, who didn't pay his taxes and wants to be the head of the Treasury Dept. Has he been voted up or down yet by the full Senate? Is there still time for him to do the right thing and step out like Daschle? Can we imagine him taking his oath?
I was listening to the radio last night and the dems are saying that lady who is stepping out shouldn't because her tax lien for the nanny was only $900+, Everyone can make a mistake and forget they have a nanny to pay taxes on. Right. How often have we been through nannygates?
Oh, here he is taking his oaf of office.
http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/player/popup/?rn=3906861&cl=11725435&ch=4226716&src=news
Well creative tax deductions, here we come.
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I thought this book sounded like an interesting read.
'Welcome To Obamaland' Is A Wake-Up Call For Americans by Cynthia Grenier (more by this author) Posted 02/04/2009 ET
In his subtitle, James Delingpole just about tells the reader exactly what he's going to find as he pages through this sprightly, flip new book, Welcome to Obamaland: "I Have Seen Your Future and It Doesn't Work." Author Delingpole is one of those clever, witty writers so often found in the island across the Atlantic.
His message after giving our present situation a hard look is succinct: "It sucks." And does he have any comfort to help us poor American conservatives face the future? Alas, no. None at all. Mind you, he gives us a lot of pertinent comparisons with what it was like for him living with Tony Blair at the helm in his homeland. And optimistic Delingpole certainly is not.
He gets into the meat, as it were, of the case against Obamaland when he introduces Antonio Gramsci, whom he most accurately describes as "the influential Italian Marxist, who in the early twentieth century formed the devious -- and spot-on correct -- theory that in order to change society the Left would first have to control institutions by which consciousness is formed, perhaps above all, art and the communications industry."
By a most interesting and quite unexpected coincidence, a collection of essays by my late husband, Richard Grenier, published in 1991 bears the appropriate title of "Capturing the Culture"(Gramsci's battle cry: "Capture the culture.") As Grenier defined Gramsci's credo in his introduction, "Culture, Gramsci felt, is not simply the superstructure of an economic base -- the role assigned to it in orthodox Marxism -- but is central to a society."
He goes on to explain that Gramscians would have no chance whatever of "capturing the culture" if it weren't for the spiritual estrangement of the artistic and intellectual classes. "The culture might almost be seen as surrendering to the enemy without need of being captured, and what we are witnessing is certainly is far less the result of a plot or conspiracy from outside than of a transformation from within."
Delingpole nearly always refers to our new president as "your new socialist president," while criticizing his acts, thoughts and such regularly. Needless to say, he is most annoyed by the contributions of former vice president Al Gore, particularly regarding the issue of global warming. "The science is beyond dispute and the facts are clear," he quotes President Obama. "Sea levels are rising, coastlines are shrinking, we've seen record drought, spreading famine and storms that are growing stronger with each passing hurricane season."
He follows up with a cogent one sentence paragraph: "Few of these statements have any factual basis." He then proceeds to note that "Your new president has gone to the movies. Seen one he particularly likes by a guy named Al. And without bothering to do any background reading, has transformed this guy Al's weird fantasy into official, eye-wateringly expensive U.S. government policy." "Yeah, exactly. That loser presidential candidate you thought you'd escaped forever has snuck in the back door and is gearing up to charge you the earth to "save" the earth. And this time it will take more than a few dimpled chads to stop him."
Delingpole makes for thoroughly entertaining reading while ripping Al Gore's hide to shreds. He calls global warming the latest fashionable variation on original sin, leading him to say that carbon trading and carbon offsetting is the twenty-first century equivalent of medieval indulgences. "You pay your money to some ludicrous charlatan outfit which promises that by planting six mango trees they can magically carbon-neutralize the environment costs of your flight from Washington, D.C., to Heathrow. Et voila: your conscience is salved and the world is saved!"
And we haven't even yet gotten to Delingpole on the subject of polar bears, let alone other vital issues. In his conclusion, he informs the reader that "the land you love has been hijacked by a bunch of left liberal fruitcakes. They don't have much of an idea how to fix the economy. But they do know exactly how to ruin your life. And they will."
Perhaps the most felicitous way of concluding this review is to cite the quote from the late, worthy Samuel Huntington in his The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order. The West won the world not by the superiority of its ideas or values or religion, but rather by its superiority in applying organized violence. Westerners often forget this fact, non-Westerners never do." A book not to miss.Cynthia Grenier, and international film and theatre critic, is the former "Life" editor of the Washington Times and acted as senior editor at The World & I, a national monthly magazine, for six years -
I always wondered how Dirty Harry Reid keeps his job. Has there ever been a more sour angry man in public office? Here is an explaination:
GOP sets Harry Reid in sights for 2010 election
Associated Press 2/3/09
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is among Republicans' biggest targets in 2010, but a GOP takedown is hardly a guarantee.
As Reid, 69, prepares to seek a fifth term, analysts say the Senate's leading Democratic voice has turned off some voters in libertarian-leaning Nevada and undercut his slogan from campaigns past: "Harry Reid, Independent like Nevada."
Last week, the National Republican Senatorial Committee began airing its first critical ad against Reid, lambasting him as a "super-spending partisan." Committee spokesman Brian Walsh promised that Reid would have "a very competitive race on his hands."
But for all the Republicans' tough talk, Reid, one of Capitol Hill's wiliest politicians, has ensured that he'll be difficult, if not impossible, to beat.
Reid was responsible for bringing early presidential caucuses to Nevada, a move that gave Nevada Democrats a 100,000-voter advantage over a weakened state GOP. Just a year ago, Democrats were fewer than 5,000 voters ahead of Republicans.
The immediate beneficiary was President Barack Obama, who won the state last November, but the new voters are sure to help Reid as well.
Currently, Reid has no Republican opponent - thanks, in part, to his own maneuvering.
Reid helped defeat former Nevada GOP Rep. Jon Porter in 2008, leaving one potential 2010 challenger in a weakened position to launch a campaign. Before that loss, Porter was softened up by an energetic 2006 challenge from Reid's then-30-year-old press secretary, Tessa Hafen, who ran at Reid's urging.
Another potential GOP challenger, state Sen. Joe Heck, also went down to defeat last year in a relentlessly negative campaign mounted by the Nevada Democratic Party, which is loyal to Reid.
Nevada's Republican lieutenant governor, Brian Krolicki, was indicted by the Democratic state attorney general shortly after announcing he might run against Reid. Krolicki claimed Reid was behind felony charges related to his handling of a state college savings program when he was state treasurer, something Reid strongly denied.
Then there was the case of U.S. Attorney Greg Brower, a former GOP assemblyman who also was on some lists of possible candidates. Earlier this month, Obama's transition team surprised some by asking Brower, appointed by President George W. Bush, to stay on. Reid had requested that Brower keep his job.
Republicans in Washington and Nevada insist there's plenty of time for a strong candidate to emerge. They hope to unite behind someone soon.
That person will have to start raising money immediately. Reid already has raised $3.3 million - nearly half the total he spent in his last re-election race in 2004.
The Republican challenger won't be able to depend on a flood of campaign cash from the state's key gambling and mining industries. Reid is cozy with both.
"He's always a jump ahead of the competition," observed Ted Jelen, a political scientist at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
Anyone who opposes Reid will have difficulty raising money within Nevada, said longtime GOP consultant and gambling industry insider Sig Rogich, who plans to vote for Reid.
Nevada Republican Gov. Jim Gibbons is so unpopular due to scandals and budget deficits that he'll probably be opposed in the GOP primary next year - a contest that is sure to draw GOP time and money from the Senate race. One of Reid's sons, Clark County Commissioner Rory Reid, is a likely Democratic gubernatorial candidate.
Still, Reid's approval numbers have hovered around 50 percent. "It doesn't take rocket science to know when somebody, at least their numbers, are vulnerable," says Nevada's junior senator, Republican John Ensign.
Ensign declined to identify possible GOP opponents. But it was Ensign's own razor-thin, 428-vote Senate loss to Reid in 1998 that ensured Reid would never again take victory for granted.
Since becoming Senate Democratic leader in 2004 and then majority leader in 2006, Reid has worked to avoid the fate of his predecessor, Tom Daschle, who was defeated in his home state of South Dakota in 2004.
Even while playing his national role sometimes to excess - he once called Bush a "loser" - Reid has been careful to pay attention to Nevada issues. He has tried to kill a planned nuclear waste dump outside Las Vegas by sapping it of funding. He has introduced key land bills that have enabled growth and has promised plenty of help for Nevada in the stimulus bill Congress is crafting.
"There isn't anything that comes out of here that I don't have my hand in," Reid said last week on a conference call with reporters and state officials.
Reid recently hired campaign manager Brandon Hall, who helped engineer Democrat Mark Begich's triumph over longtime Republican Sen. Ted Stevens in Alaska last year. Reid's team is already getting outside help: the Service Employees International Union used its first television ad of the 2010 cycle to defend Reid as a champion of the middle class after the National Republican Senatorial Committee went after him on the air last week.
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Well, the Madoff trials have begun. This guy who tried to warn the SEC says he feared for his life. Wow! Just Wow, that Madoff would be so powerful and ruthless to be able to take a life. How corrupt is our financial system that he is allowed to get away with this while the SEC purposely looked the other way.
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