This week’s poll asks if party unity is more important than strict adherence to conservative principles in the upcoming elections. Share your opinion on whether unity is key to winning, principles should come first, or if it all depends on the candidate and race. Cast your vote and join the conversation!
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Opinion: ‘Politics makes strange bedfellows’
In this column by Clark County Today editor Ken Vance, he takes a look behind the scenes at the Clark County Republican Party's recent meeting, where Paul Harris was reco...
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