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"One man’s civility is another man’s good time."
- Tray Abney, The Chamber, who was more offended at what was said during the Congressional hearings than what Rush Limbaugh said on his radio program. - Thursday, March 15, 2012.
"I believe he is, on name recognition alone, the clear front runner in this race and the person to beat."
- Glenn Cook, Editorial writer for the LV Review Journal, who feels that Bob Beers is the kind of candidate who could drive people, who might not normally vote, to go the polls, based on his fiscal conservancy and policy experience. Beers is running in the Ward 2 race for Las Vegas City Council.
- Wednesday, March 14, 2012.
"That is the one potential cloud I see, right now. Other than that, I think we are definitely revenue wise, moving in the right direction. "
- Carole Vilardo, President Nevada Taxpayers Association, who raises some concern about the rising gas prices and how they could affect drive in traffic, especially in Southern Nevada. - Tuesday, March 13, 2012.
"The responses he gave to the board were troubling. Suggesting he either ignored or didn’t understand the elements of the Foreign Corrupt Practices act. "
- Former Governor Bob Miller, who is Chairman of the Compliance Board of Wynn Resorts, explaining part of the reason why Kazuo Okada’s company was removed from ownership of Wynn Resorts. As part of the investigation of Okada, there was concern that he had given gifts or what could be termed as bribes, to foreign government officials for special favors. - Monday, March 12, 2012.
"It’s reaching a crisis stage right now."
- Susan Martinovich, Director, Nevada Department of Transportation, who says that the country will lose thousands of jobs and will bring federal road construction to a standstill, if the new Federal Transportation bill isn’t passed by the end of March.
- Thursday, March 1, 2012.
"For eight straight quarters now, we’ve seen improvement."
- Mark Lipparelli, Nevada Gaming Control Board Chairman, who says that the gaming economy continues to get better in Nevada. - Wednesday, February 29, 2012.
"I think there’s going to be a lot of independent expenditures in this race. They are going to try and have a lot of TV commercials making me out to be this horrible person.
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- Former State Senator Sheila Leslie, who is now a State Senate candidate running against State Senator Greg Brower. Leslie believes her years in public service will help her combat what looks to be a very nasty and expensive campaign. - Tuesday, February 28, 2012.
"Look, I think the President is going to be hard to beat."
- Pete Ernaut, Principal R & R Partners, responding to the question of why people like Governor Chris Christie, Governor Mitch Daniels and former Governor Jeb Bush are not jumping into this Presidential race. - Monday, February 27, 2012.
"The banks' conduct from day one has been infuriating. Taking the TARP money and then promising to do loan modifications and then not doing them."
- Former Speaker of the Assembly, Barbara Buckley, who describes the major banks who were involved in the recent mortgage settlement agreement, as participating in outrageous conduct.
- Thursday, February 23, 2012.
"A lot of the Democrats are saying that many of Obama’s campaign ads are being produced by the Republicans."
- Chris Wicker, spokesman for the Washoe DEMs, describing the net effect of the Republican Presidential debates. - Wednesday, February 22, 2012.
"She is going to have to start picking up the phone and dialing for dollars. That’s something she’s not real comfortable with, but she’s going to read the writing on the wall and I’m sure she’ll be very aggressive in that regard."
- Lesley Pittman, Principal, Sierra Strategies, taking a realistic view that State Senator Sheila Leslie has moved from a comfortable Democratic district to a highly competitive one.
- Tuesday, February 21, 2012.
"It’s only competitive if the candidate’s competitive."
- Chip Evans, former Chair Washoe Dems, who feels that Sheila Leslie has a stronger base of support in her race against incumbent, State Senator Greg Brower.
- Monday, February 20, 2012.
"There is no money out there. None. And when you press those folks who make those assertions, tell us where. Show us. Who’s offering the money? When or where and how much?"
- Former US Senator Richard Bryan, who feels that those who think there is money to be had from Yucca Mountain, moving forward, are misguided Nevadans. - Thursday, February 16, 2012.
"Only the Chinese government could probably step in and slow that down or stop it.
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- Mike Alonso, Attorney Jones Vargas, who agrees that despite record growth year over year in Macau gaming revenue, the boom is only going to continue. - Wednesday, February 15, 2012.
"If someone invested $200,000 in a house and they lost it and they get $2,000 back, what good is that to them, really."
- State Senator Ben Kieckhefer, who is concerned that the State Attorneys General settlement, with the major players in the mortgage crisis, is not going to do enough for people. - Tuesday, February 14, 2012.
"It’s only about the gambling. With a side helping of food, but not really anything all that dramatic or fancy. And an intense amount of shopping, that I think goes along with the gambling."
- Steve Friess, freelance journalist, describing the difference between casino customers in the United States versus casino customers in Macau. - Monday, February 13, 2012.
