Andrew Martin has to be floored at the irony.
A recap of the path this has taken:
Martin enters race for CD-3 against Jon Porter as self-funded gadfly. When establishment candidate withdraws, Martin is passed over for someone he won't run against, and switches to challenge Chad Christensen in order to give a green flag to Dina Titus for the clear CD-3 nod. He's a decent candidate against Christensen, but mostly because he can self-fund.
At the last minute, Christensen doesn't file, changing the game completely.
No one has this good of luck. No one. But I would day trade my retirement with Andrew Martin for the next few weeks just in case he's on a roll.
Barring a last-minute Moradkhan miracle, the stock price for Mr. Martin just went up.
Conspiracy theory sidenote: this guy collects ex-opponents in a frequency high above the bell curve. Anyone wearing an "I want to believe" t-shirt care to comment?
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