Big business is targeting liberal Democrats who are hostile to its interests, presenting those Democrats with a wonderful fundraising icebreaker: "Yeah, you know those corporations that have already bought our entire government and are running our country as a plutocracy for their own evil ends? They're trying to boot

Clark County Commissioner Rory Reid is struggling to stand out in the race for governor, overshadowed by the massive attention given to his father's bid to stay in the U.S. Senate.

The Washington Post's Chris Cillizza says Democrats are gaining momentum, with Nevada's Senate race the No. 1 example.

Politico reports that the National Republican Senatorial Committee has brought in a media professional to advise the campaigns of Sharron Angle in Nevada, Carly Fiorina in California and the Republican nominee in Washington state. First lesson for Angle's team: Ignoring calls doesn't hurt reporters, it hurts your campaign!

The Huffington Post, which had reporters on the ground in Las Vegas during the recent Netroots Nation convention, takes a look at Nevada's foreclosure crisis and asks what it means for the rest of America.

Sharron Angle's campaign for Senate is hobbled by the candidate's gaffes and an ineffectual staff, according to Republicans quoted by CQ Politics. While the campaign promises its hiring staffers with experience, Election Day looms just more than four months away.

National Review's "Underfunded 20" list, that is. And having his name appear on it might help to alleviate the problem.

Although U.S. Sen. Tom Coburn said last year he'd never tell anybody anything about his counseling of fellow senator John Ensign, Politico reports today that Coburn is turning over evidence, including e-mails, to federal investigators looking into the fallout from Ensign's affair with his best friend's wife. And

Two more masseuses have claimed that former Vice President Al Gore attempted to induce them to engage in sexual conduct, Politics Daily reports. Meanwhile, the question must be asked: Did nobody in the Clinton administration have good pickup lines?

Senate Democrats have abandoned an energy bill that would have capped carbon emissions, among other things, because no Republicans could be persuaded to support it. Harry Reid called the development "terribly disappointing."