I recently was invited to attend an event in Texas where Governor Abbott spoke on the border crisis and Operation Lone Star, which he launched in 2021. He deployed the Texas National Guard and Department of Public Safety to the state’s southern border. His mission included detecting and preventing illegal immigrants from crossing into our country, arresting human smugglers and … [Read more...] about America’s Crisis: Why Nevada Supports Texas’ Border Stand
The Illusion of Truth Does Real Truth Exist?
In our fast-paced world, where we are bombarded with information, it’s tough to know what’s true. A buddy of mine recently said something that stuck with me, “There is no such thing as truth… it changes moment by moment, and no one can agree upon what it is… it is totally unreliable… the world is full of lies and deception… that’s the truth.” Kinda scary, right? If we can’t … [Read more...] about The Illusion of Truth Does Real Truth Exist?
Cultural Marxism in Business: And Its Consequences
The increasing prominence of ‘Cultural Marxism’ in the business sector is garnering significant attention, underscoring its impact beyond just social dimensions. This development is reshaping the conventional landscape of business operations and presents intricate challenges in comprehending the core of contemporary business practices, particularly in the United States. Echoing … [Read more...] about Cultural Marxism in Business: And Its Consequences
Nevada and the Nation
America is not standing on the edge of a future conflict… we are already inside one. It is a war without uniforms, without declarations, and without headlines. It is being fought through economics, data, land, cyber intrusion, propaganda, and dependency. And it is quietly succeeding. This form of conflict is known as Grey Zone warfare. It's a strategy that operates above normal … [Read more...] about Nevada and the Nation
Property Rights Are Economic Rights
There is a dangerous idea quietly gaining ground in America, and it strikes at the very foundation of freedom itself. It is the notion that property is not a right, but a privilege; not something to be stewarded by citizens, but something to be managed, limited, or redistributed by the state. History is clear: once property rights fall, liberty soon follows. Nevada, perhaps … [Read more...] about Property Rights Are Economic Rights