Nevada's economic freedom shouldn't depend on who wins November's election; governors change but principles shouldn't. And one principle is non-negotiable: Government belongs to taxpayers, not union bosses. In 1952, Nevada voters embraced … [Read more...] about Who Runs Nevada – The Taxpayers or the Union Bosses?
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Don’t Gamble with Nevada’s Economy
Nevada has spent decades building something many states have managed to destroy; a business climate where entrepreneurs can still take a risk, employers can create jobs and government does not automatically consider success something that needs to be … [Read more...] about Don’t Gamble with Nevada’s Economy
Aaron Ford – Public Office is a Job, Not a Perk
There is a basic rule in business: you have to show up, perform and be accountable. Nevada taxpayers should expect nothing less from Nevada government. Attorney General Aaron Ford provides a timely example of why government needs more … [Read more...] about Aaron Ford – Public Office is a Job, Not a Perk
Nevada’s Delegation is Voting Left — But is Nevada?
Nevada has never fit neatly into America's political boxes. We aren't California. We aren't Texas. We are fiercely independent, practical and skeptical of politicians who forget whom they represent. That raises an important question. If Nevada … [Read more...] about Nevada’s Delegation is Voting Left — But is Nevada?
2026 Nevada Upcoming Governor Race: A Real Doozy
Nevada is a “high-stakes” election state because Nevada is a “high-stakes” economy. Tourism, gaming, logistics, mining, small business, housing affordability... this state runs on people who work, risk, build, and serve. Our workforce cannot survive … [Read more...] about 2026 Nevada Upcoming Governor Race: A Real Doozy
Property Rights Are Economic Rights
There is a dangerous idea quietly gaining ground in America, and it strikes at the very foundation of freedom itself. It is the notion that property is not a right, but a privilege; not something to be stewarded by citizens, but something to be … [Read more...] about Property Rights Are Economic Rights
Digital IDs: The Death Trap of Control
We’re told digital identity is the future – fast, efficient and secure. Yet behind that polished promise lies a chilling new reality: existing pilot programs could tie digital IDs to carbon-footprint tracking, linking who you are to how you live, … [Read more...] about Digital IDs: The Death Trap of Control
Public Unions are a Barrier to Accountability: Taxpayers Deserve Better
The role of government employees is distinct from the private sector in that they serve, not a corporation, but the public trust. This sacred duty requires accountability, efficiency, and a commitment to the common good. However, the existence of … [Read more...] about Public Unions are a Barrier to Accountability: Taxpayers Deserve Better
Musk & Ramaswamy: Trimming the Fat
As business leaders, we live by accountability, managing every dollar with precision to meet obligations and foster growth. President-elect Trump’s decision to enlist Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to trim the federal government’s waste, … [Read more...] about Musk & Ramaswamy: Trimming the Fat
Guilty Until Proven Innocent: The New America
What happened to the America most of us cherished and grew up with, the land of the free and the home of the brave? There was a time when the guiding principle of our justice system was clear: innocent until proven guilty. This bedrock of … [Read more...] about Guilty Until Proven Innocent: The New America
The Impact of Your Vote or Silence: Nothing is 100 percent
Though I’m not an enthusiastic voter this year, I am reminded that nothing in life, except God, is ever perfect. We live in a world full of uncertainties. Health, success, safety and even happiness offer no guarantees. Yet, despite life’s inherent … [Read more...] about The Impact of Your Vote or Silence: Nothing is 100 percent
More Restrictions on Employers: Lawmakers Overstep Again!
As if business owners didn’t already have enough rules, restrictions and guidelines governing our employees, AB 190, pushed and passed by the Democrats, imposes even more. The recently enacted law is touted as a savior for employees needing to … [Read more...] about More Restrictions on Employers: Lawmakers Overstep Again!
Nevada at Crossroads: Traditional Dollar vs. Digital Wave?
Nevada, a state where the spirit of enterprise once sparkled like gold flakes in clear water, now stands on the brink of a new dawn, one that seeks to challenge the time-tested pillars of commerce and independence: the emergence of Central Bank … [Read more...] about Nevada at Crossroads: Traditional Dollar vs. Digital Wave?
Redefining Money: It’s About Government Control
In March of this year, Assemblywoman Shea Backus introduced Assembly Bill 231 (AB231) which proposes updates to The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). Those “updates” include a change to the definition of money. The bill proposes that money be defined … [Read more...] about Redefining Money: It’s About Government Control
Now Is Not the Time To Raise Taxes: Squeezing Water from Stone
A bill in for consideration at the Nevada Legislature, SB96, would raise the annual cap on property taxes. The bill was introduced by the Senate Committee on Revenue and Economic Development and presented by Senator Dina Neal (D). With Nevadans … [Read more...] about Now Is Not the Time To Raise Taxes: Squeezing Water from Stone
Time to Get Real: Nevada Leads Water Conservation
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know Nevada, and the entire Southwest is in the midst of a severe drought. January’s rain has helped, but in the overall scheme of things, it’s just a drop in the bucket. A long term solution is needed. … [Read more...] about Time to Get Real: Nevada Leads Water Conservation
Tight Races: Get Out and Vote
Well, folks, it's that time again. Every two years we endure months of political ads, mailers and debates leading up to election day which is only a month away. This year, Nevada elections are very tight which means each and every vote is important. … [Read more...] about Tight Races: Get Out and Vote