MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2016

Looking For A Big Win Tomorrow At The Casino Caucuses

LAS VEGAS: Noted Nevada Political Reporter Keno Tadwell says it won’t be easy to predict who’ll come away with the biggest share of the proportionally awarded delegates at the Republican Caucuses in the Silver State tomorrow night, because there’s little useful polling information. Caucuses are always challenging for pollsters with the additional commitments of time and greater complexity for voters compared to primary elections. It’s even worse in Nevada where voters lack the long history and experience with the process that their counterparts in Iowa enjoy.

Donald Trump is hoping to win big so he can continue to shake up the Republican Party Establishment and drive his opponents crazy.

Other Stories The Blower Will Be Tracking Tonight Include:

SCALIA SCORECARD UPDATE: (Remembering when Obama’s Doofus Vice President Joe Biden (as a Senator) said the president (Then a Republican) Shouldn’t Name the SCOTUS Nominee.

KASICH’S KAMPAIGN KRACK-UP (Did our Ohio Governor Really say, “Women came out of the kitchen to support me?”

WHISTLEBLOWER WAR ON POLITICAL CORRECTNESS (On Saturday Liberals were outraged when Donald Trump tweeted President Barack Hussein Obama would have attended the funeral of Antonin Scalia had the late Supreme Court justice’s service been held in a mosque.

DUMBED-DOWN DEMOCRATS: Marc A. Thiessen in a special to The Washington Post says Conservatives have always argued that the left believes in unilateral disarmament, but now we have proof: Sen. Bernie Sanders faces a primary opponent whose use of a private email server is under investigation by the FBI, but he refuses to attack her on the issue. His failure to do so cost him victory in Iowa. It cost him victory in Nevada. And ultimately, it could cost him the DemocRAT nomination.

HACKERS ATTACK: The Daily Caller Reports reports a group claiming to be the activist hacker group Anonymous targeted the Cincinnati police department Sunday by releasing personal information of police officers. The group posted a video to YouTube Sunday claiming Wednesday’s fatal police shooting of Paul Gaston was murder, Cincinnati.com reports. With the video, the group posted a link to the personal information of 52 Cincinnati Police Department employees.