Even for Donald Trump, running as a RINO is a risky strategy.
Victor Joecks
Victor Joecks is a Review-Journal columnist who explores and explains policy issues three days a week in the Opinion section. Previously he served as the executive vice president of the Nevada Policy Research Institute. Victor is also a staff sergeant in Nevada National Guard. Originally from Washington state, Victor received his bachelor’s degree from Hillsdale College.
NV Energy, Southwest Gas bills keep increasing. Blame renewable energy mandates.
A federal magistrate judge issued a scathing order sanctioning Jones for his behavior and duplicity.
The single-minded pursuit of pleasure is a good way to make yourself miserable.
Taxpayers would strike out if politicians give the Oakland A’s a public subsidy.
Often the most effective way to stop a bully is to punch him in the nose. Some on the political right are applying this principle to corporations who go woke.
Modern leftism makes more sense when you understand that the only consistent principle is obtaining power.
Stopping shoplifting isn’t rocket science. You’d never guess that from how widely it’s spread.
Gov. Joe Lombardo and the legislature need to defend local autonomy, not defund it.
Easter is a fitting time to consider the implications of an oft-overlooked historical fact that’s key to understanding the fraying of America.
If enabling the homeless solved homelessness, the streets of San Francisco wouldn’t be filled with feces.
The unprecedented arrest of Donald Trump highlights how the application of the law frequently depends on the political affiliation of the suspect.
If Gov. Joe Lombardo gets his way, the nation won’t have to wait for days to find out the winner of close elections in Nevada.
The Nashville shooter is just one of many mass murderers to avoid areas with too much security.
Lombardo’s plan to fix school violence shouldn’t rest on the faulty assumption that led to the current surge in school violence.