Opinion: This is Part 4 of our 10-part series, “Lombardo’s Nevada Showdown: The Fight for 2026.” The issue: Rising crime in Clark County, from car thefts to fentanyl flows, has Nevadans on edge, fueled by lax bail reforms from past sessions. Tension boils as Lombardo’s marquee crime bill died in
Opinion: This is Part 3 of our 10-part series, “Lombardo’s Nevada Showdown: The Fight for 2026.” Problem time: Nevada’s economy is rebounding post-COVID, but inflation and other factors are squeezing tourism and mining, leaving folks in Vegas and rural spots wondering if growth trickles down. Conflict arises as Democrats, including
This is Part 2 of our 10-part series, “Lombardo’s Nevada Showdown: The Fight for 2026.” Here’s the mess: Nevada’s legislature, stacked with Democrats, pushed through bills that could balloon spending and erode local control, like a bipartisan ballot drop-box measure that critics say invites fraud. The clash peaked when Lombardo
This is Part 1 of our 10-part series, “Lombardo’s Nevada Showdown: The Fight for 2026.” Nevada’s got a problem, folks: after flipping the governor’s seat in 2022, we’re staring down a toss-up race in 2026 where voters are split on whether the state’s heading in the right direction, with economic
“You’ve got to be taught to hate and fear You’ve got to be taught from year to year It’s got to be drummed in your dear little ear You’ve got to be carefully taught.” (Oscar Hammerstein) The morally sick beliefs and principles that led Charlie Kirk’s assassin to murder him
You really can’t make this up. Nevada Democrats Steven Horsford, Susie Lee, and Dina Titus are trying to take a victory lap on the “No Tax on Tips” provision in the One Big Beautiful Bill – even though they all voted against it. That’s right. They opposed the bill, lost the vote,
Washoe County’s jail was built in 1988. • The County’s population at that time was 242,000. • The homeless population was less than 100. • The jail holds 1200 inmates. 37 years later (2025) … • The County’s general population has more than doubled. • The homeless population has grown
Folks, buckle up because what’s unfolding in Nevada isn’t just a glitch in the matrix, it’s a full-blown apocalypse for government competence, and nobody in power wants you to grasp how bad it really is. Picture this: On August 24, 2025, right around the lazy haze of a Sunday afternoon,
This week, Democrat Governor JB Pritzker just signed a bill in Illinois opening taxpayer-funded student financial aid for illegal immigrants, a move cheered on by out-of-touch Democrats like Nevada’s own Dina Titus, Susie Lee, and Steven Horsford. For Nevadans already frustrated by skyrocketing costs and overwhelmed public services, this is
Reno, buckle up because the political circus just got a whole lot more interesting, and a heck of a lot more promising. In a moment that’s got the chattering class choking on their lattes, local legend Eddie Lorton was caught on camera entering a store, only to drop the bombshell