Publications
The lawmakers vs. the law: Part II
The sounds of silence
Lawmakers' silence on recent corruption scandals — as they attempt to outlaw "adverse" employer responses to political office-seeking activities by Nevada government employees — is deafening.
The bipartisan sabotage of free enterprise
Proposal would supplant private entrepreneurs with government bureaucrats
Proposal would allow government bureaucrats, not private entrepreneurs, to choose winners and losers in the marketplace.
Hidden Obamacare provision routed money to insider unions, governments, businesses
House committee questions ‘wholesale waste’ of tax money
A House committee is questioning the 'wholesale waste' of tax dollars.
Who Really Prevails Under Prevailing Wage?
Nevada governments waste billions in subsidies to union labor
Prevailing wage laws in Nevada undermine competition on the labor market and drive up construction costs borne by state taxpayers
The lawmakers vs. the law: Part I
AB 433 pits the politicians against the people — and the Nevada Constitution
Nevada's power-hungry pols are out to legally — but unconstitutionally — elevate themselves above every non-politician in Nevada.
Stimulus-funded projects got to jump regulatory line
Congressional ‘help’ delayed private-sector energy projects, costing millions of jobs
Politically sponsored energy projects funded with federal "stimulus" dollars got preferential regulatory treatment over private-sector projects.
Sandoval following Florida on education reform
Embracing proven reforms a winning strategy for Nevada’s children
Add Nevada's governor to the list of leaders seeking to imitate the educational success of the Sunshine State.
New report finds vouchers are a win-win for education
Evidence suggests school choice would increase student learning in Nevada
A new report finds that students who use vouchers and those who remain in public schools affected by vouchers are learning at improved rates.
Nevada’s Edusaurs in distress
The 'meteor' has arrived
The 'meteor' of reform has arrived. Reality is forcing both Nevada's K-12 and higher education systems to adapt and change.
