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Opinion: The Results Are In—Nobody Trusts the Results

(https://docs.house.gov/meetings/HA/HA08/20220622/114910/HHRG-117-HA08-Wstate-RothschildM-20220622.pdf) According to a Public Affairs Pulse Survey, just 37% of Americans believe the 2024 elections will be both honest and open to rightful voters, while 43% have serious doubts about either honesty, openness, or both. Democrats are more confident in the integrity of the election process, with 50% saying...
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OPINION: Paul White’s Response To Grant Denton: Why Didn’t You Tell the Public What You’ve Admitted to Me?

There are two primary problems with Grant Denton’s op/ed response to my own op/ed regarding Reno’s homeless problem. 1) His response did not sound like he wrote it. Phrases like, “compelling/divisive rhetoric,” “deem”, and “there’s a lot to unpack” are definitely not Grant’s style. 2) I don’t think Grant believes most of...
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OPINION: The Pot Calling the Kettle Black: The Deep State’s Hypocrisy in the Battle Against Trump

Donald Trump didn’t stroll into Washington; he crash-landed, gold-plated baggage in tow, like a wrecking ball aimed squarely at the capital’s marble pillars. For the bipartisan establishment, his presidency wasn’t a four-year hiccup—it was a five-alarm fire. The Democrats, having marched further left, joined hands with the pearl-clutching RINOs to...
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OPINION: Grant Denton’s Response to Paul White’s Op-Ed on Homelessness

Catch up with this back-and-forth between Reno’s experts on homelessness. In case you missed it, here’s Paul White’s op-ed; Grant’s op-ed below is in response to it. Paul White’s op-ed from 1/19/25: https://thenevadaglobe.com/fl/opinion-renos-homeless-crisis-exposed-only-10-are-truly-homeless-90-choose-to-live-on-the-streets/  At a glance, the argument presented here might seem compelling. It’s full of bold claims, tidy solutions,...
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Opinion: Reno’s Homeless Crisis Exposed: Only 10% Are Truly Homeless, 90% Choose To Live on the Streets

Back Story:  Like a majority of larger cities, Reno’s future sustainability is  threatened by its  exploding population of individuals mis-identified as “homeless.” Reno’s homeless population of 80 in 2017, grew over 2000% by 2024 to 2,000, and is projected to exceed 30,000 by 2031. This situation has caused immeasurable damage...
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