The Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce is a well-known opponent of taxes. In fact, the group played a key role in killing then-Gov. Kenny Guinn's gross receipts tax idea back in 2003, which may have prevented some of the deep cuts to the state's schools and social welfare systems now
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Caucus chaos demonstrates why Nevada needs a primary
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Who would Jesus tax?
Add Jesus Christ to the list of President Barack Obama's economic advisers.
Paul sees opportunity even as government expands
It's an almost immutable law of nature that government tends toward expansion, not contraction, absent a seminal event such as a revolution.
Caucus looms, Nevada still Romney country
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No Mack attack
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Natural gas is great, but Nevadans need jobs
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Posts Tagged ‘Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce’
Tax-and-spend Chamber boss destined for disappointment
Monday, April 18th, 2011
Tags: Brian Sandoval, Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce
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Tensions rise as business, casinos just say no
Friday, February 26th, 2010
CARSON CITY -- Every time Gov. Jim Gibbons emerges from a meeting with legislative leaders, he says the talks were "cordial." But the talks in the Nevada state Senate Friday afternoon -- in which Nevada businesses flatly refused to pony up to help the state out of its budget crisis
Tags: Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce, Nevada Legislature, Randolph Townsend
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