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Monthly Archives: January 2009
What if the Nye County Democratic Central Committee election was boycotted?
What if the Nye County Democratic Party’s Central Committee threw an election and nobody showed up to vote? To understand the question and the reason for it you may need some history, unless you are a Democrat and live in … Continue reading
Indian tribes get no respect
I was born and raised in Oklahoma, Indian Territory. Lots of Indians. I was reading last Thursday’s Pahrump Mirror an article about the Western Shoshone tribe protesting a mine. The white man has been stealing their land since the first … Continue reading
Times are tough–need a hand up?
Need hand up? There is an article in the Thursday, January 22, 2009. Page 3 issue of the Pahrump Mirror. The article tells of Sunrise Children’s Foundation, a “family of government aid.” They are located at 160 Emery Street, Suite … Continue reading
How are Nevada’s Senator and Representatives voting?
Recent Senate Votes Omnibus Public Land Management Act of 2009 – Vote Passed (73-21, 4 Not Voting) The Senate passed this bill, which is a package of over 160 bills related to public lands, national parks, and water development legislation. … Continue reading
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Tagged Dean Heller, Dina Titus, Harry Reid, John Ensign, Shelley Berkley
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Women succeed in fight against pay discrimination
Yesterday, the Senate voted 61-36 — with all 16 female senators voting “yea” — to pass the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, which makes it easier for workers to fight pay discrimination. The House also passed the bill earlier this … Continue reading
Join the Pickens Plan District Group
While I’m at it about the Pickens Plan I should pass along this invitation to join the Pickens Plan Army. Join Your District Group Army! President Obama’s inauguration has kick started a frenzy of activity in Washington. With debate about … Continue reading