One Republican insider says that Nevadans should keep an eye on the new United States Attorney, Greg Brower. The 41-year-old former U.S. Navy officer represented parts of Carson City and Washoe County in the State Assembly for two terms, held posts at the U.S. Department of Justice, and was the Inspector General of the Government Printing Office. Brower, who was sworn in as the federal prosecutor last week, could lose his job as early as next January, if Democrats win the White House. Either way, Republicans view Brower as a future statewide candidate – perhaps as a challenger to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in 2010, or as a potential candidate for Governor if Republican Jim Gibbons doesn’t run again.
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Goodness, no. Maureen
Goodness, no. Maureen Brower or maybe even Greg Brady would be a better candidate for the Republicans.
Could it be Brower vs. Reid
Could it be Brower vs. Reid in 2010 - hope not!
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