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"He’s been all over the map. He’s for the Senate bill. He’s against it. He’s for comprehensive. He’s against it. He voted to defund the Dreamer bill but says it was a matter of process.
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- Congresswoman Dina Titus, Calling for Congressman Joe Heck to make a hard decision on immigration reform and then once he does that, all the AFL-CIO and other demonstrators will leave him be.
- Wednesday, August 14, 2013.
"To actually be contacted by the New York Times, my head was about four times bigger than it normally is.
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- Legendary Reno Gazette-Journal photographer Marilyn Newton, celebrating 50 years working for the newspaper with no plans to retire, discussing the first time her work was published in the New York Times.
- Tuesday, August 13, 2013.
"Caesars, even though they seem to be in a position where they need to sell assets, pay down debt, they don’t seem to be that willing to selling at fire sale prices.
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- Mike Alonso, Attorney Lewis and Roca, while admitting that Native American Casino owners might be interested in buying gaming properties at Lake Tahoe, as they have in Atlantic City, the price of admittance may be too high.
- Monday, August 12, 2013.
"I would have them look at the whole process of the agreements that we‘ve gone through up here and maybe be a little bit more conservative in the projections in terms of the revenue agreements."
- Elisa Cafferata, Candidate for Reno City Council, with advice for the local government bodies in Clark County who have been asked to be involved with the 51’s AAA baseball team who want to move the team to a new stadium in Summerlin. One of the benefits the Reno City Council gained was the right to hold 12 special events per year in the Ace’s ballpark. - Thursday, August 8, 2013.
"There’s a book I came across, at UNR, that talks about Nevada in 1960, looking back. And it’s interesting because they talk about gaming, aerospace and defense as being the sectors that will help grow Nevada."
- Jeff Hardcastle, Nevada State demographer, who says that in 2013 we are still talking about gaming, aerospace and defense as being the industries that will help grow Nevada.
- Wednesday, August 7, 2013.
"A lot of people will believe that and its had the desired effect but It seems to me way over the top to be talking about a whole month worth of travel restriction and it has scared people to death and you know fear works, we know that."
- Jill Derby, Cultural Anthropologist, discussing the Obama administrations claims that it recorded high level “chatter” between the leader of Al Qaida and Al Qaida in Iraq that has resulted in the shutdown of embassies and consulates around the globe at the same time the NSA national surveillance is being debated in Congress. - Tuesday, August 6, 2013.
"I know some businesses who work next door to the state government and they will tell you they can definitely see a reduction in trade on the furlough days.
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- Mayor Bob Crowell, Carson City, who is hopeful that state furloughs will be ended in the near future.
- Monday, August 5, 2013.
"Going into neighborhoods and making sure that there’s the education system is fair, to make sure that the criminal justice system is just. To make sure that laws don’t impact one community more than another because those are the things we face now."
- Verita Black Prothro, who says these points are the beginning of starting a long overdue discussion of race in America. - Thursday, August 1, 2013.
"We can no longer say Hillbillies, we have to say Appalachian Americans. Now grow up, this is ridiculous and it’s stupid.
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- Howard Rosenberg, UNR Professor of Art, who says, using the prior joke as example, we are feeding our children more prejudice through political correctness.
- Wednesday, July 31, 2013.
"Situations related to the mental health situation in Southern Nevada at Rawson-Neil. Gun checks is another one that he and I are on different sides on. The tax increases that he’s sunsetting that he didn’t sunset. The enabling of millions and millions of dollars of taxes to be increased both in Washoe and Clark County are something that he and I are on different sides on."
- Clark County Commissioner, Steve Sisolak, who is seriously contemplating a run against Brian Sandoval for Governor pointing out some of the differences between the two men.
- Tuesday, July 30, 2013.
"We are already feeling, as a business and as a practice, some of the effects of the Affordable Care Act in re-credentionaling, in certain levels of regulation that we are having to comply with. At this point in just the early levels we’re getting, a lot of it is quit onerous and difficult, not only as a practice but as a business as well. "
- Dr. Doug Devries, Eye Care Associates, feeling some early pain as we head toward the full implementation of the Affordable Care Act.
- Monday, July 29, 2013.
"We had ten great years and then the crisis started and its been one nonstop budget cut after another and I just decided I didn’t want to do that anymore."
- Carol Lucey, President, Western Nevada College, who after 14 years, as President, doesn’t want to go through another Legislative session of budget cuts. - Thursday, July 25, 2013.
"By educating an ever growing proportion of the population and giving them a professional experience of working with people across races. "
- Marc Johnson President, University of Nevada, who says that educating more people will breakdown stereotypes and allow all races and religions to work together. President Johnson was responding to President Obama’s comments on race. - Wednesday, July 24, 2013.
"A million and a half. Maybe two million dollars."
- State Senator Mark Hutchison, and candidate for Lt. Governor, estimating how much it would cost to run for Lt. Governor. The Senator says that he and Governor Sandoval have not discussed the 2016 election cycle where Sandoval has been frequently mentioned as the potential opponent to US Senator Harry Reid. - Tuesday, July 23, 2013.
"Probably not much, if anything.
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- Fred Lokken, Political Science Professor, TMCC, on the chances of getting an updated version of the Voting Rights Act through the Republican House of Representatives, that was suggested by the recent US Supreme Court decision.
- Thursday, July 4, 2013.
"I don’t necessarily see marijuana as a gateway drug."
- Former Metro Narcotics Police Lt, Blake Quackenbush, who thinks that people who have addictive personalities might start off with booze but if marijuana weren’t available they might move to more dangerous drugs. He would like to see a federal standard for marijuana use. - Wednesday, July 3, 2013.
