Of course she's never said explicitly "I believe the Bible is the real Constitution." Similarly, Reid has never said "I'll only do what's politically expedient at the given time, I have no principles." Politicians don't do that, obviously.
In both cases it's a summation of their statements, policies, and actions. How what they do and say reveals their true ideology and approach to political office in a nutshell.
Correction: It is YOUR summation of what they believe. Without evidence of statements to that effect you are merely spewing ignorance and bigotry. Try again.
Angle will win. When the race is this close it comes down to who shows up on election day. Angle's supporters are much more fired up voting for her than Reid's are voting for him or against her. Her supporters will show up, Reid's won't. QED, Sen Angle.
Yeah, when posting one's opinion on a message board or stating it in conversation, it's generally assumed by all parties to be an opinion.
Unless presented as a factual claim, all statements are of opinion. For most people, this goes without saying. Do you preface or conclude all non-certifiably-factual statements with "In my opinion..." and "...but that's just my opinion"?
The evidence here suggests you don't. Since that my opinion is "ignorance and bigotry" is merely your opinion. But given that I'm an adult and understand how conversation works and people informally communicate, I recognized it as such without you needing to make it explicit. Only if you'd said "It's a fact that you are spewing ignorance and bigotry" would you be wrong, instead we just disagree.
Reid is a spineless whore without principles, Angle is an ignorant backwards religious zealot. They both royally suck as representatives. That's my opinion. Yours may be that Angle is just dandy, but I'm not sure what you think you're proving by redundantly proclaiming an opinion is "just an opinion." So it is, so is yours. What's your point?