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"Well, you will probably recall I always thought she was the Republican herpes. I would love to get rid of her if there was any way to do so.
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- Bill Brainard, Republican community activist, responding as a member of the Pundit Panel to an interview with U.S. Senate candidate Sharron Angle on Nevada Newsmakers. - Wednesday, May 26, 2010.
"She tanked the Republican Party. She talks about creating jobs. She closed down the Party doors. How are we to believe that she’s going to do anything major?
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- Republican small business owner Irma Aguirre offers her opinion of U.S. Senate candidate Sue Lowden, and Lowden's performance as former state party chair. - Tuesday, May 25, 2010.
"I don’t know if this will improve or not improve that situation.
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- Larry Matheis, Executive Director of the Nevada State Medical Association, discussing emergency room challenges for mental health patients, in light of a plan by Universal Health Services to buy several mental health facilities in the state. - Monday, May 24, 2010.
"It would be devastating to Nevada Mining. I don’t want to suggest that we’re ignoring that initiative, but our eye is on fixing today’s economic issues and working with policymakers to help them find solutions to the fiscal crisis that we’re in today.
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- Tim Crowley, President Nevada Mining Association, discussing an initiative petition that would raise mining taxes by 300%. - Thursday, May 20, 2010.
"You don’t think it’s moving away from politics, and (it's)really the electorate saying, guys we really need to fix some things that are broken?
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- Mike Bosma, Managing Shareholder of the Bosma Group, questions the co-host's assertion that the political pendulum is making a cyclical swing to the right. Bosma's interpretation -- it's a strong new message from the voters. - Wednesday, May 19, 2010.
"Many times, it’s an hour-by-hour, and you might get a good hour and then two hours that are just terrible, another half hour that’s good. It’s certainly one of those things that is very very difficult to handle at home and at school.
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- Annette Whittemore, President of the Whittemore Peterson Institute, describing the debilitating effects of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, especially for children. - Tuesday, May 18, 2010.
"Hopefully that will be the case, as long as the environmentalists or the EPA doesn’t restrict the ability to build those transmission lines.
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- Congressman Dean Heller, who is working on legislation that would allow development of transmission lines to carry power from Nevada geothermal, wind, and solar plants to other markets. - Monday, May 17, 2010.
"From the business point of view, I think this group should have been named the 'Delusional Stakeholders of Nevada.'
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- Liz MacMenamin, Vice President of Government Affairs, Retail Association of Nevada, discussing the initial study released by the Nevada Vision Stakeholders Group. The group was appointed by a legislative subcommittee to implement provisions of SCR 37. - Thursday, May 13, 2010.
"It hasn’t worked through the legislative process, so I think that they need to hear from the voters that it’s a place they need to go. May be it will help someone to have some fortitude.
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- Clark County Commissioner Chris Giunchigliani,throwing her support to an initiative petition to move Nevada's mining industry from a net proceeds tax to a gross proceeds tax. - Wednesday, May 12, 2010.
"I think being to be able to retire at age 70 is going to be a luxury in the future.
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- Alfredo Alonso from the law firm of Lewis and Roca, on systemic problems in Greece, where some workers retire on full pay at age 53. That policy is central to the E.U. financial crisis, which has threatened to ensnare North America, too. - Tuesday, May 11, 2010.
"I want to tell everyone out there, don’t vote for any of these people that are attacking their opponents. Vote only for the people that are telling you how they are going to resolve these issues and these problems. That’s the most important thing that needs to take place in that race.
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- George Harris, Chairman of Nevadans for Sound Government, discussing the Republican U.S. Senate primary candidates. - Monday, May 10, 2010.
"It’s just racial profiling at its worst, whether they’re trying to get the Feds to finally take action. I don’t know if that was their intention, or whether they’re just that fed up, but there’s a lot of anger there, and it’s going to spill over and cause a lot of problems.
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- Alison Gaulden, President of Agile Campaign Strategies, discussing Arizona's controversial new immigration law. - Thursday, April 29, 2010.
"This is my opinion... that Jim Gibbons beat the heck out of Brian Sandoval, and I beat Jim Gibbons.
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- Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Montandon, reviewing last week's primary debate, held in Reno and sponsored by Anger is Brewing. - Wednesday, April 28, 2010.
"Whoever wins that primary, I think, is going to be locked into some positions that are going to be tough to defend in a general election."
- Attorney Joe Guild, discussing the far-right stance of all three of the Republican gubernatorial candidates in their recent debate. - Monday, April 26, 2010.
"That’s a pretty reasonable price, and a patient could find that they can call almost any doctor's office and offer that type of payment for an office visit, and it’s very likely they're going to get an appointment.
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- Dr. Kevin Petersen of No Insurance Surgery, Las Vegas, supporting candidate Sue Lowden’s assertion that you can negotiate with your doctor for lower rates by offering 20% above the Medicare reimbursement, and paying by cash or credit card.
- Thursday, April 22, 2010.
"I don’t think... the idea of creating another Washington bureaucracy to somehow manage that is the right path.
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- John Chachas, Republican U.S. Senate candidate, on the Senate’s attempts to regulate Wall Street, suggesting that transparency and larger capital reserve requirements are the correct formula. - Wednesday, April 21, 2010.
