Annie Black

(Annie Black) – You guys are…THE BEST! When I asked for your advice on a really tough bill – Assembly Bill 351 – to help me decide how to vote on it, you came through like a champ. I’ve received, literally, hundreds of emails over the last 24 hours on this issue from all around […]

(Annie Black) – Assembly Bill 351 would allow “a physician to prescribe a medication that is designed to end the life of a patient under certain circumstances.” This is one of those bills where conservatives of good conscience disagree.  It’s a tough one.  Any bill related, literally, to life-and-death decisions – from abortion to capital

(Annie Black) – The Democrat majority in the State Assembly has been screwing with me since Day One of this session, often over trivial matters and “rules” they arbitrarily enforce. On the first day of session, Democrat Majority Leader Teresa Benitez-Thompson (a.k.a., “TBT”) sent word through a surrogate that I wasn’t allowed to wear a

(Annie Black) – I know John Wayne said, “Never apologize, it’s a sign of weakness.”  But I feel I owe one to many of you who have been emailing me the last several weeks. You see, when I wrote back on February 9th that I wanted to “adopt” Nevadans who didn’t think they were being

(Annie Black) – Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson announced this week that he was moving forward with scheduling the execution of death row inmate Zane Floyd as legislators mull a pair of bills to abolish capital punishment in Nevada. “Our legislative leaders should recognize that there are some people who commit such heinous acts,”

(Annie Black) – Social justice warriors are back in Carson City this year attempting to abolish capital punishment in Nevada. Two bills to eliminate the death penalty have been introduced: Democratic state Sen. James Ohrenschall is sponsoring Senate Bill 228 and Democrat Assemblyman Steve Yeager is spearheading Assembly Bill 395. The bleeding hearts over at

Annie talks with Heidi about SJR8, the “Equal Rights Amendment,” efforts to open the legislative building, bill to reopen the state, “feel good” bills…and whether some  Republicans should get primary challenges next year. “I think if you don’t vote and act like a Republican then maybe you ought to be primaried.”

(Annie Black) – As you know, the State of Nevada has been governed unilaterally for more than a year now by Gov. Steve Sisolak under disputed “emergency” powers he’s given to himself without the consent of the Nevada Legislature. My bill, ACR2, calls on legislators to reassert their power as a co-equal branch of government

(Annie Black) – The good news is, all of my bill draft requests (BDRs) were written and officially submitted to the Legislature before this week’s deadline.  Here’s a recap and where they go from here… ACR2: The “Reopen Nevada” bill would terminate Gov. Sisolak’s “Declaration of Emergency.” Cosponsors: None The bill has been removed from

(Annie Black) – Short and sweet today… I’m not giving up on my efforts to get the Nevada Legislature opened to the public for the ongoing session. If it was safe to do this at a Las Vegas resort this weekend… We CAN safely reopen the People’s House to the people! If you agree, please