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AIR DATE: June 1, 2012
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The latest Marist poll on the presidential election in Nevada shows that the race is a statistical dead-heat. The president has a slight advantage but supporters of both candidates are enthusiastic about their man. This poll also lists the issues voters believe are important when they make their decision. Some see the economy as the top issue and others see social issues as crucial. We talk with the director of the Marist Poll and we want to hear what you think are the big issues for this election.
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Lee Miringoff, Dir, Marist Poll
Steve Sebelius, political columnist, LVRJ and member,KLAS Channel 8's I-Team
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President Obama might have inherited the economic situation from Bush, however, it is clear that his administration has failed to pass substantive reforms that would actually address the most pressing issue facing our nation, the national debt. Simply championing the Buffett rule fails to take into account that it would only raise merely 47 billion dollars over the next ten years if passed. Over the same time period government expenditures will total 45 trillion. Obama's failure to tackle entitlements reforms, though difficult to do, is the reason that I will consider voting for Mitt Romney this time around.
Luis Beltran –
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