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More from PolitickerNV.com: NRCC keeps up the pressure against Titus

Nevada Senate Minority Leader Dina Titus.LAS VEGAS-The National Republican Congressional Committee has continued early attempts to define Nevada Senate Minority Leader Dina Titus as "not the right fit for Nevada" in her prospective campaign against Republican Rep. Jon Porter in the 3rd Congressional District.

"Dina Titus lost in 2006 during a Democrat tidal wave," Julie Shutley, NRCC deputy communications director, said in a statement. "With her record and political baggage, her candidacy for Congress will be over before it even begins." 

Titus is expected to make an announcement on her potential bid tomorrow.

Nevada Senate Minority Leader Dina TitusLAS VEGAS-Although Nevada Senate Minority Leader Dina Titus (D-Las Vegas) has not yet declared for the 3rd Congressional District seat now held by Republican Rep. Jon Porter, the National Republican Congressional Committee has already begun attempts to define her candidacy as "out of touch" and potentially "disastrous for Democrats."

"Dina Titus should think long and hard before launching a second long-shot campaign. Two losses in a row would be career-ending for her," said NRCC spokeswoman Julie Shutley in an early morning release.

"Nevada voters rejected Dina Titus in 2006 because of her liberal record for hiking taxes and giving benefits to illegal immigrants. She should think twice before launching another campaign that will surely end in defeat once again."

The Politico released a story today that details a DCCC charge of collusion on the part of the NRCC and Freedom's Watch, an independent expenditure group funded in part by Venetian owner Sheldon Adelson.

The full story:

 http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0408/9645.html

For the lazy:  the DCCC says the collusion is obvious, the NRCC says the DCCC is making much ado about nothing.