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Sen. Scott: Republicans Must Not Cave on Blue-State Bailouts

(Annie Black) – Nevada is a “blue” state (for now).  Democrats control the governor’s office, as well as both houses of the state Legislature. And Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak reaffirmed yesterday that he’s counting on a “blue state bailout” to plug the budget hole his own ill-considered policies and mis-management of the COVID crisis have […]

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Announcement: No, I Won’t Be Walking Alone in Carson City!

(Annie Black) – Since announcing my decision last week that I’ve chosen not to join the Republican Assembly Caucus, a number of people have written expressing concern that I’ll be all alone without colleagues reviewing legislation with me. Others have suggested I start a separate caucus for conservatives – much like the Freedom Caucus in

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AP: Incoming GOP Assemblywoman Chooses Not to Join Assembly Caucus

(Annie Black) – OK, that headline about my decision not to join the Republican Assembly Caucus this week isn’t quite accurate.  I did NOT defect to the other team. I’m still a conservative Republican and have simply decided to represent my constituents as an independent member of the Nevada Legislature rather than have my hands

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Top 10 Reasons Why I Decided NOT to Join the Republican Assembly Caucus

(Annie Black) – The election counting ended last Thursday.  I am now OFFICIALLY the assemblywoman representing District 19, though not sworn in yet. Yeah! Last Friday I attended a meeting of the Republican Assembly Caucus where members picked its new leadership team for the 2021 session.  After that meeting – and after thinking long and

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Annie Black’s CONES Act: Invoking the “Sisolak Rule” to Plug the Budget Bleeding

(Annie Black) – Over the summer the Nevada Legislature convened in special session to fill a $1.2 billion hole created by the #SisolakShutdown in the current budget cycle.  They did it primarily by draining the state’s rainy-day fund and implementing various smoke-and-mirror budget gimmicks. That effort is going to seem like a walk in the

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