When you are challenging a popular sitting governor who has delivered results and raised record-setting amounts of money, there is usually one obvious move. Run toward your home state. Lean into your roots. Campaign with the people who actually live there. Aaron Ford is doing the opposite. Instead of spending
Democrats Dina Titus, Susie Lee, and Steven Horsford are facing mounting scrutiny after voting against more than $16 million in Community Project Funding for Nevada. Real money. Real projects. Real communities left hanging. This was not some abstract budget fight. These were locally targeted investments aimed squarely at public safety,
Nevada Democrats just told voters exactly where they stand, and it is nowhere near public safety. Democrats Dina Titus, Susie Lee, and Steven Horsford cast a reckless vote against funding the federal government, choosing the radical left over Nevadans who expect law and order to mean something. This was not
Nevada Democrats did it again. When the moment came to let workers keep more of their own money, the state’s liberal trio slammed the door and walked away smiling. Dina Titus, Susie Lee, and Steven Horsford voted against sweeping tax relief that would have meant bigger paychecks, fatter tips, and
Vulnerable Nevada Democrat Susie Lee is once again showing voters exactly where her priorities lie, and it is not with public safety or Nevada families. New fourth quarter fundraising reports reveal Lee took money from Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, a leading architect of disastrous sanctuary state policies that have turned
Americans are done pretending. The country has reached a blunt and overdue consensus that violent criminal illegal immigrants should be deported and that local law enforcement should work hand in glove with federal immigration authorities instead of sabotaging them. A new White House analysis confirms what voters have been shouting for
Democrats like to brag about momentum. Q4 2025 FEC reports just ripped the curtain down in Nevada. What the filings show is not grassroots energy. It is coastal cash. It is PAC life support. It is a party that cannot quit California money while pretending to represent Nevada families. Start
President Trump did not just make a personnel pick. He threw a brick through the window of the Washington economic establishment. The nomination of Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve is being hailed by conservatives as a long overdue course correction at an institution that spent years losing credibility
Nevada is no longer a Democratic stronghold. It is a warning light flashing red. As Washington barrels toward the 2026 midterms, Democrats are quietly admitting what Republicans have been saying for months: Nevada is in play, and the political ground beneath them is shifting fast. Once treated as safe territory
Nevada has long known a truth Washington often forgets: giving people more of their own money drives growth, not government. We’ve seen it in our booming tourism industry, our thriving small businesses, and in the families that choose to build their lives here instead of fleeing high-tax states. Now, federal