To their eternal ignominy Nevada Democratic caucus voters have helped jump start the presidential candidacy of self-identified democratic-socialist … [Read more...] about Could a Socialist be the Democratic Nominee for President?
Federal Bill would Negate Right-to-Work Laws
A month ago the U.S. House passed on a near party line vote of 224-194 a bill dubbed the Protecting the Right to Organize Act, or PRO Act. Among … [Read more...] about Federal Bill would Negate Right-to-Work Laws
Nevada state and local taxes already too regressive
In this presidential election year there has been an ongoing and vigorous debate, nay, a knock-down-drag-out fight over the question of whether the … [Read more...] about Nevada state and local taxes already too regressive
Federal spending by both parties must be reined in
There is always one issue on which both parties in Washington never fail to agree ? more and more spending. President Trump?s proposed 2021 fiscal … [Read more...] about Federal spending by both parties must be reined in
Courts should overturn ?Red Flag? law
A number of Nevada counties have passed Second Amendment sanctuary resolutions in response to state lawmakers passing a ?Red Flag? law in 2019 that … [Read more...] about Courts should overturn ?Red Flag? law
No primaries would be better than blanket primaries
An initiative petition filed two weeks ago would, if successful, make political parties in Nevada largely irrelevant. The proposal filed by Reno … [Read more...] about No primaries would be better than blanket primaries
Is the Equal Rights Amendment really worth implementing?
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford has joined the attorneys general of Virginia and Illinois in filing a lawsuit seeking to force the recognition of … [Read more...] about Is the Equal Rights Amendment really worth implementing?
In whom should we trust our future?
A couple of weeks ago at the 50th World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, 17-year-old Swedish environmental scold Greta Thunberg for the second … [Read more...] about In whom should we trust our future?
WOTUS rule change returns power to the states
The usual suspects in the self-styled environmental groups predictably collapsed into palpitating conniptions this past week when the Trump … [Read more...] about WOTUS rule change returns power to the states
The fight for free speech never ends
Ten years ago this month the U.S. Supreme Court reaffirmed the free speech portion of the First Amendment, declaring in the case of Citizens United v. … [Read more...] about The fight for free speech never ends