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(Annie Black | April 23, 2020) – In a Facebook briefing Tuesday night, Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak announced that he has no plan or timetable for reopening the state. When pressed to tell Nevadans when they, their jobs and their “non-essential” businesses might begin the process of being released from “house arrest,” the governor said, […]

(Annie Black | April 19, 2020) – As Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak continues to fiddle while the state economy burns, now might be a good time to look back on how it all began. Recall that on March 13, when the governor issued his original Declaration of Emergency, he said… “I want to stress that

(Annie Black) – President Donald Trump announced new federal guidelines for a PHASED re-opening of the country on Thursday, but said the ultimate decisions will be made by the nation’s governors. “You’re going to call your own shots,” Mr. Trump told the governors in a conference call. “We’ll be standing right alongside of you and

(Annie Black) – As noted in yesterday’s AnnieGram, Mark Elias – a former Hillary Clinton lawyer “whose firm hired Fusion GPS to produce opposition research on Donald Trump leading to the phony Russia dossier” (Breitbart News) – threatened to sue the Nevada Secretary of State over the planned all-mail primary election in June. Among the

(Annie Black) – Democrats are threatening to wreck Nevada’s upcoming primary election the way Gov. Steve Sisolak has wrecked our state’s economy.  Get this… On March 24th, Nevada Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske announced that the scheduled June 9 primary was being switched to an all-mail election (which, for the record, I disagree with) and

(Annie Black | April 11, 2020) – The Nevada Secretary of State has decided to conduct June’s primary elections via mail-in ballots.  This is wrong on at least two levels… 1.)  The authority to order this is based on a VERY liberal reading of an obscure provision in state law that allows counties to request

(Annie Black | April 8, 2020) – Voters in Wisconsin on Tuesday cast ballots IN PERSON for an election held during the height of the coronavirus scare. Voters did, however, have the option of mailing in their ballot. But the Associated Press reported this morning that “many potential voters who remained in their homes complained

(Annie Black | April 6, 2020) – As Nevadans continue to suffer through the Sisolak Shutdown, a pair of women – governors from opposite ends of the globe – are taking a decidedly different and principled path of action. From Tokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike… “Because Japan’s law puts emphasis on protecting personal rights, a lockdown

Trying to make sense of everything that’s coming at you over the coronavirus crisis is like drinking from the proverbial fire hose.  So here’s some distilled info that might help you wade through the clutter… _ _ _ _ _ If you can…stay home.  Not for Nevada.  Not because Gov. Sisolak ordered you to.  But

(Annie Black) – Don’t get me wrong.  I understand this coronavirus threat is a serious and unprecedented situation.  And I’m not saying you shouldn’t be taking precautions.  You should.  However… Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak’s shutdown orders have been confusing, contradictory and arguably violations of equal protection rights; where certain similar businesses have been ordered shut