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GOP lawsuit vital to protecting our representative system of government
In an effort to defend our state constitution and representative system of government, the Senate Republican Caucus recently filed a lawsuit to invalidate a pair of tax hikes that were passed without the constitutionally required two-thirds support. After successive, landslide votes in 1994 and 1996, Nevadans amended the state… Read More
No such thing as a “temporary” tax in Nevada
This letter originally appeared in the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Kudos to state Senate Republicans for challenging the unconstitutional Modified Business Tax extension. The voter-approved, two-thirds constitutional requirement for any tax…
Give government workers the choice to represent themselves
By Daniel Honchariw This article originally appeared in the Reno Gazette-Journal. All workers deserve to have a voice when it comes to negotiating the terms of their employment — unfortunately,…
There is nothing ‘progressive’ about big government
This article was originally published by the Nevada Business Magazine. If progressive voters really want the kind of “bold” and “transformative” changes big-government politicians keep promising, they had better change…
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Anniversary Dinner (September 17th, in Las Vegas) Nevada Policy has announced that Dennis Prager — best-selling author, columnist and nationally syndicated radio talk show host — will…
The collective bargaining monopoly is a disservice to public workers
The monopoly power that labor unions have over a workplace is something that no one — not even the rank-and-file union members themselves — particularly enjoy. This point comes into…
Lawsuit against state education department needed to protect low-income students
The Institute for Justice just filed a lawsuit against the Nevada Department of Education, and that’s great news for the hundreds of students who are in danger of losing their…