Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is calling out Democrats like Susie Lee for her shady stock trades, blasting the congresswoman’s record of profiting off her office while Nevada families struggle with skyrocketing costs. In remarks this week, Bessent condemned Lee’s prolific trading, declaring that “every hedge fund would be jealous” of
A new report from the Tax Foundation reveals just how much Nevada families are losing thanks to the tax-and-spend agenda of Nevada Democrats Dina Titus, Susie Lee, and Steven Horsford. By opposing a slate of commonsense, pro-family, pro-business tax cuts, Nevada’s Democratic representatives blocked savings of up to $4,220 per taxpayer—real
Part 10: I want my kids in a school, not a gang hideout. I’m Jamie Thompson, a Reno mom, and I’m done watching Nevada’s classrooms turn into fight clubs and drug markets. My heart swells with hope imagining schools where Sarah and Ben can learn without fear, and Governor Lombardo
Part 9: My daughter Sarah’s friends skip school all the time, and nothing happens. I’m livid. I drag myself out of bed at 5 a.m. to get my kids to class, but half their peers don’t show, and Nevada’s schools just shrug. We have laws that say truants can face
Part 8: I’m urging Governor Lombardo, seize this moment and declare an education emergency to save my kids’ schools. I’m a Reno mom, watching Sarah and Ben get cheated out of an education in a state ranked 49th for schools. The numbers are a gut punch, most kids can’t read
Part 7: I voted for Joe Lombardo, believing he’d be the tough leader who’d tackle our school crisis. Two years in, problems like low test scores and violence persist, and I’m worried. But I see his Nevada Accountability in Education Act as a strong start, with open enrollment and better
Part 6: I sat down with my son’s principal last week, asked him why fights and drugs are out of control. He mumbled about “complex issues” and dodged my eyes. I left that meeting fuming. Nevada’s school leaders are struggling, hiding behind excuses while our kids suffer. I’m a Reno
Part 5: My neighbor’s kid, just 13, was offered weed in the school bathroom last week. My heart stopped when I heard. Sarah and Ben are in those same halls, surrounded by kids peddling drugs like it’s a street corner. Nevada’s schools aren’t just failing to teach, they’re turning into
Part 4: My son Ben came home last month, pale as a ghost. He saw a fight in the hallway at his Reno school, a teacher got punched trying to break it up. I hugged him tight, but inside, I was screaming. This isn’t a school, it’s a battlefield. I’m
Part 3: I checked my daughter Sarah’s class roster last week. Thirty kids are supposed to be there. Ten showed up. Ten. Where are the rest? Playing video games? Roaming the streets? Nevada’s schools are letting kids vanish, and I’m furious. My kids are in class every day because I