(Annie Black) – Saddle up, Annie’s Army! Here are three issues you might want to weigh in on as we celebrate President’s Day today… “Harry Reid” Airport Should Be Grounded The Clark County Commission is expected to vote on a proposal to change the name of McCarran International Airport to Harry Reid International Airport at […]
(Annie Black) – Question: Do you live in a Nevada state assembly district where your legislator pulls to the left side of the political spectrum (both R’s and D’s) and/or is unresponsive to your needs, questions or concerns? You’re not alone. Consider this very kind note I recently received from Steve Williams in Reno… “Hi
Yes, You CAN Fight City Hall (and the Carson City Swamp). Here’s How… Read More »
(Annie Black) – Last July I spent some time interviewing people forced to stand in line at the DMV in triple-digit temperatures just to get an appointment to come back to complete their business. Unlike Carson City, Las Vegas, Henderson and Reno, rural DMV’s do not offer online reservations for appointments. In mid-December, I shot
Ever Wonder Why So Many People Hate the DMV? Read More »
(James DeHaven | Reno Gazette-Journal) – Campaign finance records show Amodei in December also made a $2,500 donation to divisive Mesquite Assemblywoman Annie Black, who attended the Jan. 6 “Stop the Steal” rally that turned violent at the Capitol. Black responded to calls for her resignation by saying she never breached the barricades nor entered the
Rare donation goes to ‘Stop the Steal’ supporting Assemblywoman Read More »
(Annie Black) – First things first… Despite threats and efforts to not seat me in the Nevada State Assembly – along with social media calls for my resignation – I officially took the Oath of Office on Monday. THANK YOU to everyone who supported, voted for and trusted me to represent you in the 2021
Black Drops Bill to Revoke Gov’s Emergency Declaration on Day One Read More »
Here’s a short video montage of my first day in office as a Nevada State Assemblywoman…
(Bill Dentzer & Colton Lochhead | Las Vegas Review-Journal) – Twelve first-time state lawmakers will be among the 21 senators and 42 Assembly members when the 81st session of the Nevada Legislature convenes on Feb. 1. Two of the new members join the Senate, 10 join the Assembly; all 12 represent some part of Clark
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(Annie Black) – The Nevada Legislature will be back on Monday. And as Mark Twain famously warned: “No man’s life, liberty or property are safe while the legislature is in session.” Unfortunately, for the last ten months your lives, liberty and property have been under assault while the Nevada Legislature was NOT in session, thanks
Time for Legislature to Snap Gov. Sisolak’s Suspenders Read More »
(Annie Black) – In his State of the State Address last week, Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak proposed increasing, not decreasing, the current state budget even as the economic ravages of his shutdown orders continue. Indeed, it was reported today that gaming revenue for 2020 was down 25 percent! Still, the governor declared that his budget
Grab Your Wallet, The Tax Man Cometh! Read More »
(Annie Black) – Even as other Democrat governors begin reopening their states now that President Trump is no longer in the White House, Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak continues with his iron grip on the state’s economic throat while doing nothing (other than talk) to reopen our public schools. With deadly results. “Since schools shut their
Closed Classrooms are Killing Nevada Kids…Literally! Read More »
