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The Silver State Nevada's Heritage Reinterpreted (Nevada Studies in History & Political Science)

James W. Hulse

The new edition gives close attention to social and political changes that have occurred since the original publication of The Silver State in 1991. Specifically, Hulse discusses the impact of a growing statewide population; new developments within the education system; the expanding roles of women;...

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John Ralston mentioned that he is writing a book about Harry Reid, and it is likely to be titled 'The Silver State' since Nevada is known as 'The Silver State'.

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Oh, that's cool. And I used to, yeah. So, and he knew he had to make some changes and they didn't all come to fruition until 2004 when he brought in an operator from Missouri by the name of Rebecca La...

— Episode: “He’s Running (from the law)”

Episode: “He’s Running (from the law)”

John Ralston mentioned that he is writing a book about Harry Reid, and it is likely to be titled 'The Silver State' since Nevada is known as 'The Silver State'.

"

Oh, that's cool. And I used to, yeah. So, and he knew he had to make some changes and they didn't all come to fruition until 2004 when he brought in an operator from Missouri by the name of Rebecca Lamb, who he essentially became tasked with overseeing the Reed machine.

Episode: “He’s Running (from the law)”

John Ralston, who was a guest on the podcast, mentioned that he is currently writing a book about the late Senator Harry Reid, which is entitled 'The Silver State'.

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Oh, that's cool. And I used to, yeah. So, and he knew he had to make some changes and they didn't all come to fruition until 2004 when he brought in an operator from Missouri by the name of Rebecca Lamb, who he essentially became tasked with overseeing the Reed machine. And what she did was bring in all these very talented, hardworking, both data driven young operatives and just hard workers who knew that there was a formula.

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