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How Long Can a Flawed Financial System be Sustained by Taxpayers?

Aug 7, 2020 | Chairman

When we look at the economic condition of our state today, we see the progressives in Nevada have increased spending by all local and state governments, and now must find new ways to extract tax revenue from the already strapped citizens.

You Can Help Stop the Progressives from Taking Over Our State

Aug 2, 2020 | Chairman

If the Nevada Legislature’s two special sessions are harbingers of things to come, we can only ameliorate the scourge of Progressivism that is about to hit Nevada. To do this, we must focus on the several Assembly races that are in play and support any vulnerable Republican State Senators.

Washoe County Chairman Thanks Assembly Caucus For Taking A Stand Against New Taxes

Jul 12, 2020 | Chairman

I want to thank the Assembly Caucus for standing against new taxes as a means to address the budget shortfall.

Is Nevada the Next California?

Jul 2, 2020 | Chairman

Can Nevada maintain its independent and prosperous nature, or will it become the next California

Michael Kadenacy Talks with Newsmax Host Sam Shad

Jun 29, 2020 | Chairman

WCRP Chairman Michael Kadenacy sat down with Nevada Newsmakers host, Sam Shad. They discuss the Primary results, the General election, and more.

Be Afraid!

May 15, 2020 | Chairman

Lurking under the skin of many Progressive Politicians is an authoritarian who believes that since he or she knows best what is good for everybody, everybody must be brought to obedience by whatever methods deemed necessary.

Our Constitutional Rights are Disappearing Right Before Our Eyes

May 1, 2020 | Chairman

COVID-19 has caused many US officials, including here in Nevada, to panic, based on wildly erroneous forecasts. Many have ordered a de-facto suspension of the Constitution to enforce their ill-informed policies.

WARNING! Making Nevadans pay the nation’s highest average sales tax won’t fix our schools

Mar 10, 2020 | Education, Legislative Issues, Taxation

The powerful Nevada education union CCEA has announced plans to lobby for making Nevadans pay the highest average sales tax rates in the USA in order throw more money at our near worst-in-the-nation education system. Would this tax hike improve the education of our children? Probably not.

RGJ tracker: Here’s who’s running for federal, state and local offices in Northern Nevada

Mar 3, 2020 | Candidates

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NPRI Solution: Unemployment Insurance Tax

Feb 4, 2020 | Legislative Issues, Taxation

Nevada has the fourth-worst UI tax system in the nation, according to a 2020 analysis conducted by the nonpartisan Tax Foundation.[2] This poor ranking reflects Nevada’s failure to assign the costs of the system in a fair and equitable manner, as well as the fact that costs are generally too high, particularly for new employers.

Lincoln Day Dinner Address from WCRP Chairman Michael Kadenacy

Jan 31, 2020 | Chairman

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Washoe County Republican Party Will Hold Precinct Meetings on Saturday, February 1, 2020

Jan 27, 2020 | Press Releases

The Washoe County Republican Party (WCRP) is holding precinct meetings this Saturday, February 1, 2020. Registration opens at 8:30 am at each location and meetings will begin at 9:00 am

Washoe County Republican Party Hosts Its Annual Lincoln Day Dinner

Jan 23, 2020 | Press Releases

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American Citizenship is Eroding

Jan 20, 2020 | Editorials

Today, many condemn the idea of nationalism by connecting it to race hatred (e.g., white nationalism). But historically, the modern nation-state has proven uniquely suitable to preserving individual rights. The American nation in particular was successful in uniting individuals of different races, ethnic backgrounds and creeds into one people based on shared principles, a unique physical space, and a common national story. Our nation is the best example in human history of positive nationalism.

Union shows how prevailing wage mandates increase construction costs

Jan 18, 2020 | Fiscal Health, Legislative Issues

Construction workers set bundles of tile on the roof of an under-construction house in the master-planned community of Summerlin in Las Vegas, June 30, 2018. (Richard Brian/Las Vegas Review-Journal) @vegasphotograph

Social Security Through the Eyes of the Young Debtor

Jan 15, 2020 | Editorials

Social security in its conception undoubtedly had the best of intentions and I’m sure worked well for a short time. However, like many other government-run programs, the shortcomings were soon realized.