AnnieGram

(Annie Black) – Last week, Susan Furlong, Chief Clerk of the Legislative Council Bureau (LCB), ordered the Sergeant at Arms to remove a temporary paper sign on my office door, arguing it violated the COVID “rules” she and the Democrats created before the start of the session. I responded in an AnnieGram on Saturday pointing […]

(Annie Black) – In the past, if a person was convicted by a judge – without being offered a jury trial – on a misdemeanor domestic battery charge, they lost their gun rights. But the Supreme Court ruled not long ago that you can’t take away someone’s gun rights unless the accused is afforded a

(Annie Black) – If you have a hundred dollars in your pocket and a mugger robs you – but gives $20 back – you’ve still been mugged and are out $80 of YOUR money! And with that in mind… Seems I stirred the hornet’s nest with some of my GOP colleagues for voting against an

(Annie Black) – As noted in Thursday’s AnnieGram, the Sergeant at Arms came to my office on Wednesday and removed a temporary paper sign that jokingly read: “Come On In. We’re Open. Don’t Mask. Don’t Tell.” We were told at the time the order came down from the Speaker’s office.  But apparently after getting an

(Annie Black) – The Assembly passed a teachers’ union-inspired/anti-charter school bill (AB109) today. I voted against it (naturally).  But sadly, five Republicans voted with every Democrat for it, including three in caucus leadership positions… Assemblywoman Jill Tolles (GOP Caucus Co-assistant Leader) Assemblyman Tom Roberts (GOP Caucus Co-assistant Leader) Assemblywoman Lisa Krasner (GOP Caucus Assistant Whip)

(Annie Black) – Here we go again… On Wednesday, the day the Legislature’s building sort of was reopened to the public, I posted a tongue-in-cheek sign on the door of my office that read: “Come On In. We’re Open. Don’t Mask.  Don’t Tell.” Shortly after posting a video of it on social media, the Sergeant

(Annie Black) – The stated purpose of Assembly Bill 182, as reported by the Nevada Appeal, was to “get at human traffickers” by going after business owners. Indeed, the bill’s sponsor, Assemblywoman Jill Tolles, “said a penalty for the property owner is necessary to get to human traffickers.” The vote in the Assembly on the

(Annie Black) – Las Vegas Review-Journal columnist/political editor Steve Sebelius noted on Sunday our efforts to represent you despite efforts to shut me up and shut us down… “One of the Assembly’s newest members is definitely not adhering to the rule that freshmen should be seen and not heard.  Assemblywoman Annie Black, R-Mesquite, is becoming

(Annie Black) – Assembly Bill 395 would abolish the death penalty in Nevada. I’m opposed to the bill and have attempted to detail why.  But every time I’ve attempted to talk about this issue on the floor of the Assembly, I’ve been interrupted and blocked. But it’s not just me.  Clearly one of the reasons

(Annie Black) – I received the following email announcement late Friday evening.  I’ve edited it slightly and replaced the name of the actual business involved with the fake name “NevadaMart.” I’ll reveal the actual name at the end. You might want to sit down for this one… “Now that all of the people working in