Nevada Democrat senator vulnerable

 Daily Caller:

The Republican Party’s goal of taking back the Senate in November could hinge on the ousting of a vulnerable incumbent Democrat in the battleground state of Nevada.

The state, which President Joe Biden won by a little over two points, is represented by Democratic Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto and is rated by Cook Political Report as a toss-up. A March poll by Democratic Blueprint Polling showed Cortez Masto trailing former Republican Attorney General Adam Laxalt by seven points.

Laxalt, the leading candidate in the Republican primary, told the Daily Caller News Foundation that Cortez Masto is in danger of losing reelection because, unlike Democratic Sens. Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin, she has “not broken from her party in any major issues” during her tenure, despite Nevada’s moderate views.

“I think that’s why we’ve got such an amazing opportunity and such a great contrast with her,” Laxalt said. “This is a pretty centrist state.” (RELATED: Democrats’ Worst Nightmare Is Coming True In Texas)

Laxalt, who previously ran for governor in 2018 and lost to current Democratic Gov. Steve Sisolak, emphasized how COVID-19 restrictions “disproportionally affected” the working class in the state, particularly when it came to minority-owned businesses.
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A Stanford University study released in October showed that 86% of Hispanic small business owners closed or reported facing significant negative impacts from the pandemic.

Biden severely underperformed with Hispanics in the presidential election and Republicans have attempted to capitalize on their gains ahead of the midterms. Hispanic voters were evenly split between Cortez Masto, the first Latina to serve in the Senate, and Laxalt in Blueprint’s poll.

“Our Hispanic community believes in the American dream, they came here for the American dream,” Laxalt said. “They’re not signing up for a lot of this radical leftism that’s being pushed on by the Democrat Party.”
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Defeating Democrats is a key to saving this country.  Their extremist policies have resulted in runaway inflation and a loss of US sovereignty on the border.  If there are any moderates left in the Democrat party, they have not been able to sway Congress from a radical agenda.

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Democrats face steep odds in bid to keep Senate

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