Last night, Jon Ralston reported that unelected Senator Dean Heller mislead Nevadans when he said last week on Face to Face that he only voted against taxpayer giveaways to Big Oil because Democrats “always wanted to use them for more stimulus and
BANKING When Bankers Rule the World David Korten, Op-Ed: “The tell-all defection of Greg Smith, a former Goldman Sachs executive, provided an insider’s view of the moral corruption of the Wall Street banks that control of much of America’s economy and politics. Smith
Congressman Paul Ryan has finally endorsed Mitt Romney as his preferred candidate for president. Yeah, like we didn’t expect that coming. Thus, it should be no surprise that both Romney and Ryan support the same key budget tenets — massive cuts to
by Xiomara Rodriguez Vazquez on Wednesday, March 14, 2012 at 11:19am This is a question I have been asked frequently. I have asked myself the same question many, many times. The answer is not a simple one; it could be answered in an ideological way. But the
For those of you who are disturbed by the extraordinary influence of money being dumped into the election process by special interest groups and other unknown parties, a new tool is now available as a ProPublica project. ProPublica published a new page
Jim Hightower | Buying Our Future Jim Hightower, Op-Ed: “Already, four of the top GOP presidential contenders have dropped out. Michele Bachmann went first, because she was too wacky, followed by Jon Huntsman, because he was too sane. Herman Cain gave up
I, TAMI RAE SPERO, the duly elected, qualified and acting County Clerk of the County of Humboldt, State of Nevada, do hereby certify that the following State, District and County Offices are the offices for which candidates are to be nominated at
The Republicans voted this weekend to change their Caucus date to February 4th and not maintain their 3rd position. We reached and agreement with the other Democratic parties in the lineup and we’ve set our official date to January 21st to preserve
If you answered, “the President,” according to the Tea Party’s “Concord Project” … you’d be absolutely wrong. Control the primaries or caucuses and you control who gets nominated and via Precinct Committee Chairs, the tea party is attempting to control that process.
In a near-unanimous vote at Saturday’s Nevada Democratic Party meeting, Central Committee members decided that Nevada state Treasurer Kate Marshall (D) will be the Democratic nominee in the Sept. 13 special election for Nevada’s 2nd district. Nancy Price withdrew from the race
