By now, the instant post-mortems on Election 2009 results will have been written, either overstating (most likely) or understating their significance for Campaign 2010. Continue reading…
Four-term Nevada Assemblywoman Sharron Angle (R-NV), a conservative Republican running for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Harry Reid (D-NV), charged the Majority Leader with building a financial house-of-cards, an illusion that will collapse in the months ahead. “The just-released preliminary third quarter gross domestic product of 3.5 % is the...
The president of Nevada’s Board of Medical Examiners, Dr. Charles Held, is fighting back against what he calls “political rhetoric, inflammatory journalism, and outright untruths…” Continue reading…
(Sean Whaley/Nevada News Bureau) – Gov. Jim Gibbons today announced that a website detailing the spending of Nevada’s federal stimulus funds is now up and functioning as part of his promise of providing taxpayers with transparency in government. The website detailing the use of American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds will be...
(Nevada News Bureau) – Governor Jim Gibbons yesterday announced several appointments to Nevada boards and commissions. Steve Martin has been appointed to the Nevada Board of Finance. He is presently self-employed at his own CPA firm specializing in comprehensive accounting litigation with emphasis on fraud and business valuation, auditing and consulting issues,...
(Sean Whaley/Nevada News Bureau) – Ray Shaffer, a member of the Nevada State Senate for 20 years, died Saturday at age 76. Shaffer, a Democrat from North Las Vegas for most of his years of service, served in the Legislature from 1985 to 2004. In an unusual move for a politician, Shaffer...
(Mark Noonan) – The other day I happened to have the TV on for a moment and on comes the thing we all watch TV for: a Harry Reid campaign ad. It was a stunning admission of political weakness on the part of Reid. What Reid is trying to do with the...
(Mike Zahara) - Tuesday’s races in VA & NJ were almost identical to those of 1993 in the same states and that’s not a good thing if you’re a Democrat on a 2010 ballot. Historically, it has always been the Governors’ offices that signal an electorate swing, also not a good thing...
Hello, rising wave of intolerance, I haven’t seen you in a while. I was tempted to believe that momentarily we had dispatched with the villainization of gay people; because, yawn. I guess I assumed that the onset, in October, of legal partnerships in Nevada somehow elevated the conversation an irreversible smidge. Even...
When former U.S. Rep. John Kasich recently addressed the Nevada Development Authority, he had a receptive audience of 500 businesspeople. He could have talked politics — he is now a Republican candidate for governor of Ohio. Or he could have trumpeted business themes. But Kasich took an almost contrarian tone and addressed...
(Examiner.com) – Forget the Tea Party protests. Forget the 9/12 project. Libertarians are gathering in Texas for an event that cuts to the heart of the freedom movement: big government sucks. Billed as the First Annual National Government Sucks Day Rally, the event is being held by and for small government and...
(Chuck Muth) – In case you’re just tuning in, I’m one of the millions of Ron Paul supporters in America today. In fact, I was a Ron Paul fan long before being a Ron Paul fan became “cool.” But in any group of people there are always lunatic fringe elements. So when...
(Chuck Muth) – On Sunday, Las Vegas Review Journal columnist/blogger John L. Smith wrote the following: “If anyone wants to study the dysfunction of Nevada’s Republican Party, they’ll have to analyze the horse manure that passed for procedure during the April 2008 GOP state convention. Animated Ron Paul supporters turned out by...
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