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Lawmakers Must Finally Address Public Worker Retirement Reform

February 3, 2017 by Thomas Mitchell Leave a Comment

If you can’t get a bill passed in Congress telling a federal agency to stop doing something, just slip some language into the appropriate appropriations

In his State of the State speech this past week Gov. Brian Sandoval tossed out tax money like trinkets and candy from a Mardi Gras parade float — a couple […]

This Little “Piggy” is Getting Fat At the Public Trough

January 27, 2017 by Thomas Mitchell Leave a Comment

If you can’t get a bill passed in Congress telling a federal agency to stop doing something, just slip some language into the appropriate appropriations

Back in the 1970s Wisconsin U.S. Sen. William Proxmire began handing out his monthly Golden Fleece Award, recognizing wasteful spending by government agencies, such as a $4 million advertising campaign […]

Education Savings Accounts Would Increase Public School Funds

January 21, 2017 by Thomas Mitchell Leave a Comment

If you can’t get a bill passed in Congress telling a federal agency to stop doing something, just slip some language into the appropriate appropriations

Nevada’s education savings account (ESA) law is in dire straits thanks to a convoluted state Supreme Court ruling that said ESAs are constitutional but the funding mechanism devised by lawmakers […]

Congress or Trump Could Undo Monument Designation

January 15, 2017 by Thomas Mitchell Leave a Comment

If you can’t get a bill passed in Congress telling a federal agency to stop doing something, just slip some language into the appropriate appropriations

There is a word for what President Obama did this past week in declaring Gold Butte a national monument: dictatorial. In just more than a year Obama has unilaterally declared […]

Nevada Could Be Ground Zero For Resurgence Of National Defense

January 8, 2017 by Thomas Mitchell Leave a Comment

We managed to repeal the 18th Amendment, which created Prohibition. It is time to repeal the 17th.

Nevada knows nukes, or at least we used to. First, the election of Donald Trump reignited the debate over the possible resurrection of Yucca Mountain as a nuclear waste repository. […]

Why We Have a Federalist System, Instead of a Democracy

December 31, 2016 by Thomas Mitchell 1 Comment

Someone buy these folks a civics textbook and maybe a Cliff Notes version of the Federalist Papers. Yes, Hillary Clinton won the popular vote by about 3 million more votes […]

Reid in Farewell Speech Calls on Press to Criticize … We Oblige

December 24, 2016 by Thomas Mitchell Leave a Comment

If you can’t get a bill passed in Congress telling a federal agency to stop doing something, just slip some language into the appropriate appropriations

In what Harry Reid himself called “my final speech” this past week on the floor of the U.S. Senate, Nevada’s senator for the past three decades and minority or majority […]

Nevada Joins Challenge of Endangered Species Act Rule Changes

December 18, 2016 by Thomas Mitchell Leave a Comment

If you can’t get a bill passed in Congress telling a federal agency to stop doing something, just slip some language into the appropriate appropriations

Nevada has joined an 18-state coalition that has filed suit against various federal land agencies for essentially rewriting the Endangered Species Act of 1973 (ESA) to in effect give themselves […]

Trump appointees may hold key to Nevada’s economic future

December 11, 2016 by Thomas Mitchell Leave a Comment

If you can’t get a bill passed in Congress telling a federal agency to stop doing something, just slip some language into the appropriate appropriations

What does a Donald Trump presidency forebode for Nevada? It is hard to say, because Trump has never kept a firm grip on any political position for more than a […]

Nevada election results: The tail wags the dog

November 24, 2016 by Thomas Mitchell Leave a Comment

If you can’t get a bill passed in Congress telling a federal agency to stop doing something, just slip some language into the appropriate appropriations

Welcome to the state of Clark. The land mass that is Clark County was added to Nevada three years after statehood, carved from a corner of Arizona. It was a […]

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