THE POINT - NOW ON YOUTUBE! In each episode of his weekly YouTube show, Chris Cillizza will delve a little deeper into the surreal world of politics. Regardless of whether the poll actually exists, we know for certain that there was not, in fact, widespread vote fraud in the 2020 election in Nevada – a state that Biden won 50% to 48%. When I asked the campaign, they offered some conspiracy theories about the 2020 election but didn’t produce the so-called poll.

I did some digging on the Interwebs and – surprise surprise! – couldn’t find the poll that Heller’s campaign referenced in which 7 in 10 Republicans say Biden didn’t beat Donald Trump fair and square in 2020. So, Heller, who wants to be the chief executive of one of our 50 states, believes that Joe Biden didn’t win because, um, a lot of other Republicans in the state think that? (A spokesman later told the Review Journal that “he meant to say most Republicans in the state think Biden is an illegitimate president.”) On Tuesday, Heller told a reporter for the Las Vegas Review Journal that “he thinks Joe Biden is an illegitimate president.” The Nevada independent followed up on that pronouncement “Dean said that 71% of Republicans in Nevada believe Biden is an illegitimate President and that he is part of that 71%,” explained a spokesman for the campaign. Now, however, Heller is running for governor – and he has decided to bow at the altar of Donald Trump.

When Dean Heller served in the Senate, he was known, primarily, as a pragmatic moderate – a fitting political profile for someone representing a swing state like Nevada.

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