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UPDATED WITH HARRY REID QUOTE:
"I've spoken to Warren Buffett, Michael Yackira and Phil Satre and it is not often I have been as enthused about a deal as I am now. I am elated. It is really good news for Nevada that Warren Buffet wants to invest $5.5 billion in our state. He told me that he loves Nevada and now has an excuse to come here more often."
Warren Buffett is coming to Nevada in a huge way.
The Berkshire Hathaway boss, through his energy subsidiary (MidAmerican), is acquring the...
UPDATE III: On May 19, in a letter to the FEC, Sen. John Ensign's campaign acknowledged unreported contributions to his campaign from...his parents. But, amazingly enough, the letter also takes a shot at his former treasurer and lover, Cindy Hampton, for not "previously reporting" what the senator would later claim were "gifts." If only she had known.....
The letter is attached here.
UPDATE II: In case you have forgotten what the original explanation/lie was for the obvious severance/payoff/...
Clark County Commissioner Tom Collins is term-limited, but he's having a birthday, so he's putting the arm on folks for his PAC (P.S. -- No need for campaign finance transparency law that make sense in Nevada).
My favorite part for the future candidate for lieutenant governor (uh huh):
Help Commissioner Collins throw the best fundraiser in the state, to fend off his foes and continue the fight for the hard working people of Nevada by making the call to sponsor this event today.
Oh? Really...
The group
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Welcome to The Weekly Report.
This week:
1. My musings with a week left
2. Sandoval’s vetoes cometh, including (in all likelihood) the gun bill
3. Sandoval gets high marks as The Invisible Man who won the session and won’t have a serious opponent
4. Gaming speaks softly but gets big wins
5. Lots of good observations from the smartest folks in Carson City
With the state drink and state dog entombed, what’s left to do?
Not much, besides determining just how many vetoes Gov. Brian Sandoval will...
The Nevada Republican Party early Saturday morning added to the chorus of dissenters to state Sen. Justin Jonss' background checks bill.
This has become a partisan issue in Carson City, as it did in DC, with several groups sending out breathless alerts and posting apocalyptic messages.
The state GOP arguing folks "need to ask you to take some action this weekend to honor the sacrifices our fallen service members made to defend our rights, including the right to keep and bear arms."
And this:...