Many have tried to find out where U.S. Senate candidate Catherine Cortez Masto stands on the Iran deal, which her opponent, Rep. Joe Heck, opposes.
I have tried, most recently as a week ago and got this from her campaign: "Still reviewing the agreement."
Even after Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid came out for it last weekend, his would-be successor is still mum. (Of course, Prince Harry says her position doesn't matter. Yes, why should she take a stand on one of the most important foreign policy agreements in history. Hardly relevant, right, senator?)
The latest person to try, a tracker for the GOP SuperPac America Rising, was met with no words, except from an aide who told the tracker: "We're going in to eat," outside the Red Rock Democratic Club''s Wednesday evening barbecue.
This is a tough one for Cortez Masto. She could part ways with her patron, Reid, and the president, thus showing independence from them. Or she could do what most Democrats have done.
Many have tried to find out where U.S. Senate candidate Catherine Cortez Masto stands on the Iran deal, which her opponent, Rep. Joe Heck, opposes.
I have tried, most recently as a week ago and got this from her campaign: "Still reviewing the agreement."
Even after Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid came out for it last weekend, his would-be successor is still mum. (Of course, Prince Harry says her position doesn't matter. Yes, why should she take a stand on one of the most important foreign policy agreements in history. Hardly relevant, right, senator?)
The latest person to try, a tracker for the GOP SuperPac America Rising, was met with no words, except from an aide who told the tracker: "We're going in to eat," outside the Red Rock Democratic Club''s Wednesday evening barbecue.
This is a tough one for Cortez Masto. She could part ways with her patron, Reid, and the president, thus showing independence from them. Or she could do what most Democrats have done.
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