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Jim Hartman: Gov. Lombardo urges election reforms

Lombardo blames Nevada law that allows ballots sent by Election Day to be counted up to four days afterward.

Jim Hartman: Trump’s mandate

It’s been 20 years since Republicans won the presidential popular vote, so GOP exuberance is understandable.

Jim Hartman: California voters reject far-left progressives

There isn’t a far-left progressive district attorney in California anymore, they’re all gone.

Jim Hartman: Nevada votes 2024: Results and analysis

Trump became the first Republican presidential candidate to carry Nevada since President George W. Bush won the Silver State in 2004.

Jim Hartman: GOP wins control of the U.S. Senate

Control of the U.S. Senate was up for grabs on Tuesday with Democrats going into the election having a 51-49 vote majority, including four independents caucusing with Democrats. Two of those independents, Sens. Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona, are retiring from Congress.

Jim Hartman: Ranked-choice voting on ballots in six states

On Nov. 5, voters in Colorado, Idaho, Arizona, Oregon and Nevada will have ballot referendums to implement some version of ranked-choice voting, or RCV.

Jim Hartman: Crime is rising in the U.S., not declining

Last month the FBI updated its 2022 crime data to show a 4.5% increase in violent crime.

Jim Hartman: Question 7, requiring voter ID

State Question 7 on the ballot in November is an initiative that would amend the Nevada Constitution to require all in-person voters present a valid photo identification before voting.

Jim Hartman: Vance wins debate. Is Trump rising?

Is there still an “undercover” Trump vote in 2024? If so, Trump is positioned for an Electoral College win.

Jim Hartman: Ignoring the threat of World War III

Americans urgently need to wake-up or the U.S. will careen into global conflict with catastrophic results.

Jim Hartman: Newsom’s bad neighbor energy plan

California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s latest gambit to punish Big Oil would result in higher prices for gasoline in Nevada and Arizona, sparking bipartisan backlash.

Jim Hartman: Harris wins debate. Does it matter?

With 6 ½ weeks until election day, this race still looks close to a 50/50 toss-up.

Jim Hartman: Harris, Trump fail economics

Economists regularly advise against price controls, tariffs, discriminatory taxes and wider budget deficits. Yet, Harris and Trump are promoting them despite being bad economics.

Jim Hartman: Who is Greg Kidd?

No Democratic candidate filed to run for the deep-red seat in 2024.

Jim Hartman: Trump trending to lose

Trump must convince voters that Harris’s views are out of step with middle America. Otherwise, he will lose.

Jim Hartman: Question 3 – Ranked-choice voting

Question 3 on the ballot in November would change the Nevada Constitution and the state’s election system in two fundamental ways.

Jim Hartman: Harris and Walz have revealing records

Vice President Kamala Harris selected Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate, the favorite of progressives. Harris reinforced her leftist base rather than reaching out to swing voters.

Jim Hartman: Kamala Harris could win

Harris remains relatively unknown to most Americans. However, a fair conclusion from her record is she’s a standard California progressive on most issues, often to the left of Biden.

Jim Hartman: The Indian-American dream thrives

Usha Vance, 38, has family roots in the south Indian state of Andra Pradesh, with her parents moving to the U.S. in the late 1970s.

Jim Hartman: Rage: The shooting of Donald Trump

The assassination attempt on Donald Trump was a horrific moment for America but it didn’t come as a complete surprise.

Jim Hartman: Supreme Court grants presidents limited immunity

A 6-3 court majority found presidents have “presumptive immunity” for their official acts.

Jim Hartman: The unmitigated debate disaster

In the most consequential presidential debate ever, President Joe Biden showed all watching that he isn’t up to serving four more years in office.

Jim Hartman: It’s Brown vs. Rosen

A Trump win could provide Brown enough coattails for a Senate upset.

Jim Hartman: Europe turns right: Will the U.S. follow?

Conservative and right-wing parties across Europe demonstrated their increased strength in picking lawmakers for the European Union Parliament.

Jim Hartman: Nevada Voter ID initiative clears Supreme Court

All seven justices voted to uphold a district court ruling that brings the initiative one important step closer to appearing on the November ballot.

Jim Hartman: The guilty verdict

This conviction sets a dangerous precedent – and Trump vows to return the favor.

Jim Hartman: Trump’s vice presidential choice

The biggest question is whether Trump wants to expand his base of supporters in making his VP candidate choice or nominate a MAGA echo.

Jim Hartman: Nevada’s Voter ID ballot initiative

A Nevada ballot initiative to require valid voter photo ID could be up for a statewide vote in November.

Jim Hartman: Biden panders on pot

U.S. marijuana industry sales will exceed $30 billion in 2024. Big Marijuana is thrilled with making pot a Schedule III drug.

Jim Hartman: Bipartisan support for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan

President Joe Biden signed a long-delayed $95.3 billion foreign-aid package to support Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan.

Jim Hartman: GOP’s third bet on Trump

Republicans will be nominating Donald Trump for president, the one candidate who could lose to a weak and unpopular President Joe Biden.

Jim Hartman: GOP lawsuit claims inflated voter rolls

The suit claims that three counties have voter registration rates above 100% of their total adult citizens: Douglas (104%), Lyon (105%), and Storey (113%).

Jim Hartman: Biden’s inadequate defense budget

Biden has proposed a defense budget for 2025 that is vastly inadequate. It’s a mere 1% increase over 2024. That’s a cut after inflation, the fourth cut in a row.

Jim Hartman: Senate race: Democrat Rosen vs. 13 Republicans

Nevada’s junior Democratic U.S. Sen. Jacky Rosen, faces a tough re-election in November.

Jim Hartman: Gov. Lombardo and education in Nevada

Lombardo emphasized that unprecedented investment into K-12 education warrants unprecedented accountability and fiscal responsibility.

Jim Hartman: Trump’s the one as Haley exits

It’s the great American presidential unpopularity contest.

Jim Hartman: Justices had to hear Trump’s immunity appeal

In the end, voters should be trusted to determine Trump’s fate.

Jim Hartman: Nevada teachers union’s wild pitch

The lawsuit marks the teachers’ union second swing at blocking any public financing of a stadium for the A’s relocation to Las Vegas.

Jim Hartman: Biden’s ‘poor memory’ and Trump lawsuits

Special Counsel Robert Hur’s Feb. 5 report on President Biden’s misuse of classified documents may have been a turning point.

Jim Hartman: Reviewing Nevada’s Presidential Primary/Caucus results

Primary and caucus turnout results this year are evidence Nevada voters prefer primaries. They are much more accessible to the general public.

Jim Hartman: Trump ‘presumptive nominee’ – not so fast

The Nevada GOP completely botched the presidential nominating process.

Jim Hartman: The case for presidential primaries

Presidential caucuses are an historic mess – and archaic. Caucuses are exclusionary; primaries increase participation.

Jim Hartman: California’s $8 Big Mac

California’s minimum wage for fast-food workers will become $20 an hour.

Jim Hartman: Nevada GOP’s primary/caucus chaos

Republican voters throughout Nevada are now receiving their sample ballots for the official Feb. 6 Nevada Presidential Preference Primary (PPP). Voters are stunned to find missing from the official GOP primary ballot the name of former President Donald J. Trump.

Jim Hartman: The Jan. 6 anniversary

Urgently needed: speedy Supreme Court review if the U.S. is going to avoid patchwork democracy in 2024.

Jim Hartman: Biden goes wobbly on Israel

Israel deserves U.S. support. There should be no more vacillating, equivocating, dithering or political correctness.

Jim Hartman: Oregon reconsiders drug decriminalization

Oregon was the first state to decriminalize marijuana, in 1973.

Jim Hartman: Nevada 2024 Senate race takes shape

Months away from the June 11, 2024 primary, eight Republican challengers have entered the race to oppose U.S. Sen. Jacky Rosen.

Jim Hartman: Nikki Haley rises and GOP field shrinks

Republicans could win a large victory next year if they nominate a next generation leader.

Jim Hartman: Terror threat at ‘whole other level’

The FBI is worried that Hamas’ Oct. 7 invasion of Israel and slaughter of 1,400 Israeli civilians will serve as a rallying cry for additional terrorist attacks on the West, including against Americans.

Jim Hartman: Supreme Court asked to overturn homeless rulings

Leaders from every Western state are asking the Supreme Court to overturn rulings from the liberal Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that local governments may not clear homeless encampments unless they can offer shelter for all those taken off the streets.

Jim Hartman: Nevada GOP’s presidential nominating mess

This fiasco highlights the ineptitude of the Nevada GOP and the reason for disastrous results in the last four election cycles.

Jim Hartman: An act of sheer evil

President Joe Biden delivered a widely praised speech in response to the surprise invasion of Israel by Hamas terrorists.

Jim Hartman: The House GOP’s ship of fools

Another shutdown looms ahead on Nov. 17.

Jim Hartman: Second GOP debate winners: Haley, DeSantis and Trump

Republicans need to concentrate on their two realistic alternatives: DeSantis and Haley.

Jim Hartman: A raging crisis – Biden’s border policy failing

Biden’s border policy is an unsustainable national disaster.

Jim Hartman: Can Trump be disqualified under the 14th Amendment?

The question is being considered in at least nine states, including Colorado, where a lawsuit to disqualify Trump was filed Sept 6.

Jim Hartman: Mark Amodei runs for re-election in 2024

Amodei, 65, is the dean of Nevada’s six member congressional delegation and its sole Republican.

Jim Hartman: Our ballooning national debt and credit downgrade

This downgrade may even be an overly optimistic assessment of the U.S. fiscal outlook. It should be a wake-up call to the political class, but it won’t be.

Jim Hartman: Haley, DeSantis top performers at GOP presidential debate

With Donald Trump ducking this first debate, GOP voters were able to hear the other candidates and assess their abilities, policies and differences.

Jim Hartman: Nevada GOP's dueling presidential nomination elections

In Nevada, both in the 2020 and 2024 nomination process, Trump’s the one doing the rigging.

Jim Hartman: Trump’s indictments and the Biden ‘brand’

Biden’s Justice Department is taking on a huge and politically polarizing target in an atmosphere of great mistrust over DOJ motivations – and its timing.

Jim Hartman: Musk: ‘An electric power shortage is coming’

The U.S. energy industry in recent years is already struggling to keep up with demand amid heat waves and other demand spikes.

Jim Hartman: Hyper-partisan Ethics Commission sanctions Lombardo

The Commission on Ethics consists of eight members, only two of whom are Republicans.

Jim Hartman: ‘No Labels’ – The third-party presidential alternative

Voters certainly deserve better than a rerun between a then to be 81-year-old president and a 78-year-old former president.

Jim Hartman: Nevada GOP’s far-right candidate problem

There’s little evidence enough Nevada Republicans learned from the disappointing 2022 election result.

Jim Hartman: The Supreme Court and public opinion

Democrats miscalculate if they believe this year’s decisions will hurt the court’s public standing.

Jim Hartman: Nevada lithium mining roadblocks to Biden’s EV revolution

Biden set a goal of 50% of all U.S. vehicle sales be electric by 2030.

Jim Hartman: The Oakland A’s move to Las Vegas

Oakland lost its NBA Golden State Warriors franchise to San Francisco in 2019 and its NFL Raiders franchise to Las Vegas in 2020.

Jim Hartman: Trump’s two indictments and double standards

Trump’s intent to deceive is highlighted in the indictment.

Jim Hartman: Biden’s war on gas stoves – and lots more

Biden’s Green New Deal warriors are engaged in a crusade to impose their values on the lifestyles of everyone else and deny individuals choices.

Jim Hartman: Henry Kissinger turns 100

Kissinger has been the United States’ preeminent foreign policy strategist over the past 60 years.

Jim Hartman: Legislative Democrats dis Gov. Lombardo’s agenda

Democrat legislative leaders demonstrate the “Arrogance of Officialdom.”

Jim Hartman: Sen. Jacky Rosen vs. who in 2024?

U.S. Sen. Jacky Rosen’s race in 2024 is expected to be tight.

Jim Hartman: Biden’s border blunder – America’s calamity

The only way to stop the migrant deluge now is a clear message.

Jim Hartman: San Francisco's far-left politicians are killing ‘The City’

“The City” is in a severe, self-inflicted steep decline.

Jim Hartman: Trump vs. Biden: Is that all there is?

The U.S. needs a much better presidential choice in 2024 than a redo of Biden vs. Trump.

Jim Hartman: The GOP’s abortion problem

Abortion gives Democrats a powerful issue in 2024.

Jim Hartman: Biden’s weakness invites Chinese aggression

This president isn’t doing nearly enough to protect the U.S. from the world’s multiplying dangers.

Jim Hartman: Gov. Lombardo’s first 100 days

For many, Lombardo gets an “A” grade simply in comparison to former Gov. Steve Sisolak.

Jim Hartman: Needed: The Journalism Competition and Preservation Act

Without this legislation, many smaller and independent news sources will perish.

Jim Hartman: Tucker Carlson’s Jan. 6 false narrative

Most Americans know Jan. 6 was a violent riot and was a serious threat to our long national tradition of successful transitions of power.

Jim Hartman: The chickens come home to roost

Everyone will pay for progressive virtue-signaling.

Jim Hartman: ‘King Joe’ and Supreme Court skepticism

Conservative justices were incredulous that Biden’s decree to wipe out $430 billion in student-loan debt could be ordered without congressional approval.

Jim Hartman: In defense of James Settelmeyer

James Settelmeyer is highly qualified to serve as director of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.

Jim Hartman: Biden’s shootdowns: One spy balloon and 3 ‘objects’

Biden needs to wake-up from his fog that China is merely our benign competitor.

Jim Hartman: Lombardo aims to be Nevada’s ‘education governor’

Lombardo has proposed the single largest spending increase in K-12 education in Nevada history.

Jim Hartman: Biden’s ‘Green Agenda’ and Nevada’s lithium

The Biden administration is heavily subsidizing EVs while at the same time blocking U.S. mineral projects needed to produce them.

Jim Hartman: Lombardo: Nevada is back open for business

California’s follies can be Nevada’s opportunities.

Jim Hartman: Our growing $31 trillion debt threat

In February 2011, Indiana’s Republican Gov. Mitch Daniels delivered the keynote address to the annual Conservative Political Action Committee (CPAC) Conference in Washington, D.C.

Jim Hartman: Biden would outlaw your gas stove

They really are coming for your stove.

Jim Hartman: Speaker McCarthy and the GOP Chaos Caucus

McCarthy won but his victory came at a high price.

Jim Hartman: It’s now Gov. Joe Lombardo

Lombardo was the rare statewide winner while losing Washoe and Clark counties.

Jim Hartman: Voters don’t want Biden in 2024

Biden is simply too old to be president – it’s an unchangeable reality.

Jim Hartman: Biden’s AWOL on border security

The southern border is a disaster and in chaos.

Jim Hartman: ‘Ranked choice’ voting for Nevada – reform or confusion?

Nevada voters revisit the ranked choice question in 2024.

Jim Hartman: Electoral Count Act reform – unfinished business

Congress must not miss the opportunity to forestall a repeat of Jan. 6, 2021.

Jim Hartman: Republicans: Done with Trump

To win, Republicans will need a generational alternative – and to ditch Trump.

Jim Hartman: Nevada’s final election results – and analysis

Turnout for the 2022 general election in Nevada was a surprisingly low 54.58%.

Jim Hartman: The GOP's election disaster

This election proved Trumpism has become toxic.

Jim Hartman: Racial preferences on the ropes

The Supreme Court appears poised to rule racial preferences in college admissions are illegal.

Jim Hartman: Sprint to the election finish line

Results from the first week of early voting beginning Oct. 22 portend a lower turnout than experts forecast.

Jim Hartman: Voting ‘No’ on questions 1 and 2

Nevada voters will decide three ballot questions on the general election ballot.

Jim Hartman: Homestretch: Lombardo, Laxalt with slim polling leads

We should anticipate both the Lombardo-Sisolak and Laxalt-Cortez Masto races will be very “closely run things” on Nov. 8.

Jim Hartman: Nevada’s Question 3: A reluctant ‘No’

Question 3 would establish an open primary election and a top-five “ranked-choice” voting general election.

Jim Hartman: In governor’s race, Lombardo hitting education issue

Lombardo pledges to reverse Sisolak’s dangerous school safety policies.

Jim Hartman: Laxalt vs. Cortez Masto – and Senate control

The Senate race in Nevada will likely determine which party controls the U.S. Senate.

Jim Hartman: Biden declares war on ‘MAGA Republicans’

Democrats want to pretend Trump is on the ballot to campaign against as the great Democratic foil.

Jim Hartman: Chief Justice Roberts stood alone on abortion

The all-or-nothing legal extremes prevailed.

Jim Hartman: Crime: Joe Lombardo’s edge in governor’s race

For Nevada voters most concerned about crime, Lombardo has the clear edge in the governor’s race.

Jim Hartman: Biden’s $1 trillion student debt payoff

Biden’s gambit may boomerang politically by mobilizing an opposition coalition of Americans who are tired of being played for saps by progressives.

Jim Hartman: The ‘Inflation Reduction Act’ deception

Democrats are tone-deaf. Tear off the absurd new “Inflation Reduction Act” label and examine reality.

Jim Hartman: Trump’s nominees and GOP Senate distress

Trump cost Republicans the House in 2018, the White House in 2020 and the Senate in 2021. He could cost them the Senate in November.

Jim Hartman: Election law and bizarre conspiracy theories

Democrats have their own wackadoodles who have promoted crazy voting machine conspiracy theories.

Jim Hartman: Reform the Electoral Count Act – now

Reforming the Electoral Count Act to avoid a repeat of the Jan. 6 disaster in 2024 is imperative.

Jim Hartman: Water — running dry in the West

The West must, and can, adapt to a predicted even drier future.

Jim Hartman: Democrats are funding GOP’s far-right

With President Biden’s approval rating now sinking to one of the worst ever recorded, Democrats are engaged in a brazen bit of political jiu jitsu.

Jim Hartman: GOP winning in 2024 – without Trump

3 former top Trump administration officials have now penned books that include an unflattering picture of Donald Trump and his fitness to hold office.

Jim Hartman: San Francisco schools ban the word ‘chief’

The San Francisco Unified School District is dropping the word “chief” from all job titles for its 10,000-employee workforce.

Jim Hartman: A ‘red wave’ cresting in November

With five months to the 2022 midterm elections, it’s now increasingly clear that a Republican ‘red wave’ is cresting throughout the country.

Jim Hartman: Mass shootings: Young men, guns and mental illness

The proliferation of mass shootings reflect deeper problems than gun laws can fix.

Jim Hartman: Abortion in Nevada: A protected right

The Roe decision was always controversial among constitutional law experts. It was based on a court created “right to privacy,” a right not enumerated in the Constitution.

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