If you're planning to speak on Materialisation of Eroticism' in Sociology of the sacredbehalf of your state in front of thousands of viewers, it's probably a good idea to learn your state capital first.
Michael J. McDonald, state chairman of the Nevada Republican Party, appears to have missed that lesson when he came to represent his delegation at the Republican National Convention on Tuesday night. He misidentified his state capital as Las Vegas instead of Carson City, a common mistake made by American schoolchildren.
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It's possible that McDonald meant to say "entertainment capital Las Vegas," but either way, the error was made. What's said at the RNC will not stay at the RNC, Michael McDonald. It willbe viewed on social media.
Here is video of that beautiful gaffe:
The Nevada delegate gets his own capital city wrong pic.twitter.com/B5oj8sdkO9
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