Chuck Muth

• Opinion

  Oakland’s educational experience contains lessons for Nevada

  Economic reality hit the Silver State hard last year, as the U.S. housing bubble collapsed and global recession ensued. Many Nevadans lost their jobs as construction came to a halt and tourists stayed home. Continue reading…

  Chuck Muth October 26, 2009
• Opinion

  $17.3 million National Guard solar project advances

  The state has cleared another hurdle to permit a Sparks company to go forward with a $17.3 million project to install solar panels at three National Guard locations at no cost to the state. Continue reading…

  Chuck Muth October 26, 2009
• Opinion

  Republicans Hedge their Bets in NY Congressional Race

  (John Fund/Political Diary) – The National Republican Congressional Committee will continue to back its candidate in New York’s special House election next week, despite signs conservatives are abandoning the GOP nominee, Dede Scozzafava, in favor of the insurgent candidacy of Doug Hoffman, a Republican running on the Conservative Party line. But the...

  Chuck Muth October 26, 2009
• Opinion

  Hoffman Surges Into Lead in NY-23

  (Club for Growth) – A poll released today by the Club for Growth shows Conservative Party candidate Doug Hoffman surging into the lead in the special election in New York’s 23rd congressional district to replace John McHugh, the former congressman who recently became Secretary of the Army. The poll of 300 likely...

  Chuck Muth October 26, 2009
• Opinion

  Democrat Child Seeks Buckley’s Assembly Seat

  (Nevada News Bureau Staff) – Kevin Child announced today his candidacy Nevada State Assembly District 8 seat being vacated by term-limited Assembly Speaker Barbara Buckley (D). Child has run for office on numerous occasions as a Republican in the past, but has re-registered and is running as a Democrat this time. “With...

  Chuck Muth October 26, 2009
• Opinion

  Clark County GOP Grassroots Leaders Organize for 2010 Elections

  (Elizabeth Crum/Nevada News Bureau) – Clark County Republican Party (CCRP) event organizers packed the room for their “Flip the House” kick-off coalition meeting Saturday afternoon. Approximately two-hundred and twenty attendees filled the auditorium at the Clark County Public Library on East Flamingo. Among those in attendance were U.S. Senate candidates Danny Tarkanian,...

  Chuck Muth October 26, 2009
• Opinion

  Malcontent Gadfly Creates Anti-Lowden PAC

  (Chuck Muth) – Robert Holloway, a card-carrying Paultard purportedly representing a tiny group of paranoid tinfoil hat wearing fellow malcontents, announced today the formation of a Political Action Committee to oppose the candidacy of Sue Lowden for the United States Senate. According to Hollow-Head Holloway, the reason the PAC is being formed...

  Chuck Muth October 26, 2009
• Opinion

  The 15-Year-Old Girl and the Soccer Coach

  (Chuck Muth) - Instead of trying this guy in a government court of law and incarcerating him, a better option would be to take him and the father out to the desert, give the father a shotgun and the soccer coach a 30-second head start.

  Chuck Muth October 26, 2009
• Opinion

  Obama’s way means ‘lights out’ for Vegas, Wynn says

  Steve Wynn continued his tough attacks on President Barack Obama in a wide-ranging Sun interview last week. Continue reading…

  Chuck Muth October 26, 2009
• Opinion

  Government doesn’t do much for Wynn … or does it?

  Wynn summed up his political philosophy: “Government has never increased the standard of living of one single human being in civilization’s history.” But is it true? Read the story here…

  Chuck Muth October 26, 2009
• Opinion

  Anti-abortion bid may have unintended effect

  The biggest fans of social conservative Richard Ziser’s newly filed anti-abortion ballot initiative might be Nevada Democrats facing the ballot in 2010. Continue reading…

  Chuck Muth October 26, 2009
• Opinion

  Nev. Indian Commission may lose grants for remodel

  Administrative hurdles and a looming deadline may cost the Nevada Indian Commission some $280,000 in grants secured to remodel the future home of the Stewart Indian Cultural Center. Continue reading…

  Chuck Muth October 26, 2009
• Opinion

  Waziri meets Gibbons

  As the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Mrs Farida Waziri concludes the last stage of her meetings with top officials of US government today in Washington DC, the visit has continued to attract positive reactions with the latest coming from the Governor of the State of Nevada, Jim...

  Chuck Muth October 26, 2009