Republican Sue Lowden is spanking Harry Reid nine ways to Christmas in the latest Nevada Senate poll:  she’s leading by 10 points, despite Reid spending millions on advertising already.

Here’s an insight by way of Ace of Spades that makes us even more enamored of Sue Lowden:  she’s smart enough to hit Reid with an inescapable trap.

(1) Lowden hits Reid for his liberal tax and spend ways, making him the poster boy for reckless government spending.  But, she doesn’t stop there, since going after him for reckless spending only makes the conservatives hate Reid more than they already do.

(2) Lowden brilliantly hits Reid with the second punch of “while he’s spending the nation’s money as Majority Leader, Reid’s failing to bring any of that pork home to Nevada”.

So, people who might not have a problem with the current Congress dumping our tax dollars down pork barrel septic tanks have a REAL problem with none of that money coming to Nevada itself.

Lowden, quite brilliantly, is attacking Reid with the same issue on two different fronts.

If she can find a way to hit him on a THIRD front too, one that would keep Liberals home instead of voting for Reid, she can depress his Democrat turnout while increasing the moderate and conservative turnout for herself.  This one is tough, because Liberals are so nuts; she certainly can’t say Reid isn’t Liberal enough, because then moderates and conservatives would back away from her.  Perhaps she could just focus on Reid’s ineptitude.  But, Liberals don’t have a real problem with that, either.

Maybe tying Reid to ACORN, the SEIU, and other Democrat thug operations could keep some Liberals home on election day.  While they might have no problem with the criminal enterprise that is ACORN, people realize it’s toxic, and don’t want to be seen as an ACORN supporter with ACORN getting so much bad press.  Tie Reid to ACORN, make him a toxic asset too, and watch the DNC distance itself from him and let him go down in flames.

The more we see Sue Lowden in action, the more we like her.

Nevadans, what think you?