Wrapup: ACLU Works With Eagle Forum  CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) - An
unlikely duo made for an effective lobbying team in the 2009
Nevada Legislature, with the American Civil Liberties Union of
Nevada and the conservative Nevada Eagle Forum showing, once
again, that politics makes for strange  Throughout the session,
the two groups teamed up on bills that addressed election laws,
warrantless wiretapping, privacy issues and freedoms of speech.
And after the session, lobbyists from both groups credited each
other with helping advance their agendas.  "I know we turned a
lot of heads in the hallway, because we'd be sitting together in
a cluster of chairs, and we had people walk by and almost break
their necks," said Lynn Chapman, lobbyist for the Nevada Eagle
Forum. "But we worked very well together, and I think it was
advantageous because of all we accomplished. They were  The
groups worked together to defeat SB52, the "Real ID" bill which
would have brought Nevada into compliance with a federal law
that's aimed at m