Ian Millhiser, writing on the liberal blog Think Progress, accuses Sharron Angle of "...fighting against the Nevada Constitution's requirement that all children have the opportunity to obtain a public education" back in 2003, when then-Assemblywoman Angle voted against a tax package that would have funded schools.But that's not what
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Ensign confronted repeatedly over affair
John Ensign‘s fellow believers had to confront him twice before he finally ended his affair with Cindy Hampton, the New Yorker finds in an article that delves into the quasi-Christian group behind the infamous C Street house.
Some Democrats run from health care
Democrats who cast “no” votes on health care reform earlier this year are highlighting those votes in their re-election bids, while Politico couldn’t locate a Democrat running on having voted “yes” on the law. Maybe if it had included a public option?
NYT: Democrats planning House ‘triage’
The New York Times reports Democrats are planning a “triage” of House seats by reviewing new poll data, in order to send dollars to seats where they have a chance to win. That may be bad news for U.S. Rep. Dina Titus, whose seat is listed as “competitive” and who needs national dollars to beat back Republican Joe Heck.
LAT: Sandoval navigates tension between race, party
Brian Sandoval is navigating the tension that plagues the entire Republican Party, between attracting Latino voters and advancing positions that those voters reject, the Los Angeles Times reports.
Schumacher examines Rory Reid’s budget plan
CityLife Publisher Geoff Schumacher sits down with Rory Reid to discuss a budget plan that doesn’t raise taxes.
Fewer young people are Democrats
Young people are still socially liberal, but they want the economy to improve so they can get jobs, and the Democrats just aren’t doing it for them, says the New York Times.
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Posts Tagged ‘Nevada Legislature’
In defense of Sharron Angle
Wednesday, September 1st, 2010
Tags: Nevada Legislature, Sharron Angle
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Leaps in logic in Senate races
Friday, August 27th, 2010
Michael Roberson is a Republican candidate for state Senate who is running against incumbent state Sen. Joyce Woodhouse, D-Henderson. He is also a lawyer, having obtained his law degree from the University of Kansas School of Law in 1996, according to the biography on his website.Remember that. It will
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A deal at last
Saturday, February 27th, 2010
CARSON CITY -- It took hours of marathon meetings between legislative leaders, Gov. Jim Gibbons and the governor's staff, but it appears a deal to close Nevada's nearly $900 million budget gap has been reached tonight. Assembly Speaker Barbara Buckley said Saturday night that Democrats in the Senate and Assembly
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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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Steve heads north for Doomapaloozacpocalypse!
Monday, February 22nd, 2010
No, that's not a picture of Carson City. Alert readers will clearly recognize this is the Klingon penal colony on the asteroid Rura
Tags: Nevada Legislature
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Mining: Leave our deductions alone
Tuesday, February 16th, 2010
The head of the Nevada Mining Association said he'd rather see the industry pay more in fees, pre-pay its taxes -- or a combination of both -- rather than lose deductions it enjoys under state law. Tim Crowley said today the mining industry wasn't happy with an idea to remove
Tags: Jim Gibbons, Nevada Legislature
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It’s official: We’re going to Carson City!
Tuesday, February 16th, 2010
Gov. Jim Gibbons today signed the proclamation officially calling the Legislature into special session at 9 a.m. Feb. 23, with a long list of proposals to consider. (You can read the proclamation for yourself here: SpecialSessionProclamation.)On the list: Increasing furlough hours to 10 per month; switching to 10-hour workweeks;
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