NORTH LAS VEGAS, Nevada—As the blue sky darkened purple, the setting sun slipped behind a braid of black clouds, setting the horizon aflame.
“Look at that sunset?” Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes asked about 200 people gathered in a truck lot off East Craig Road.
“That’s a big red wave,” he said.
The sunset was assuredly another sign, all gathered agreed on the night of Nov. 4, that Republicans would win back the House on Nov. 8, take the Senate, and reverse the policies imposed by President Joe Biden and a Democrat-controlled Congress.
Reyes, who at 42 years old is in his third four-year term as Utah’s attorney general, served as the rally emcee on behalf of Republican Senate candidate Adam Laxalt, shuttling nine “rock stars” to-and-from the mic on a stage before the candidate closed the show.
The rally was the 29th stop of Laxalt’s 10-day bus tour, which ends Nov. 6 in Reno. The bus has traversed all 17 Nevada counties, and Laxalt has stumped from Elko to Eureka, Moapa to Pahrump.
