3 things to watch for on day 89 of the Nevada Legislature

The people who drove America’s institutions into the ground are upset that Donald Trump isn’t leaving the “experts” in charge.

Nevadans are concerned about crime. Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford is concerned that criminals may be deported.

Conservatives concerned that election fraud sunk Sam Brown’s Senate chances need to look at a more obvious culprit — right-leaning third parties.

Illegal immigration activists are already panicked that Donald Trump will keep one of his biggest campaign promises.

The push for red light cameras and gun control has this in common. They exploit tragic situations to push new laws that mainly inconvenience law-abiding citizens.

Anyone who still thinks that signature verification is a quality security measure needs to listen to Nevada’s Democrat Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar.

Many Democrats have decided that Donald Trump won because some Hispanic and black voters are racist sexists. If only I were joking.

Protecting women’s sports is a winning issue — at least for those Republicans willing to fight for it.

Nevada is known nationwide for entertainment. But what the public wants to see are shows on the Las Vegas Strip, not waiting days on Nevada’s election results.

Kamala Harris is finishing up a fairy tale campaign. Unfortunately for her, the story is “The Emperor’s New Clothes.”