In the late summer of 2004, as chunks of metal were falling off and the wrong doors were opening at random on the brand-new $650 million Las Vegas Monorail, I was summoned to the gleaming new offices of R&R Partners in Summerlin. I believed I was there for a casual coffee visit with a young executive named Dain Percifield who had become a personal friend. But then Dain greeted me in the lobby with an uncharacteristically grave look.
I was the guy who recommended President Donald Trump declare a national emergency and allocate money from the military budget for the wall. After all, we are under foreign invasion. What is more appropriate under the category of “military defense” than defending our borders? So it made perfect sense.
There is strike talk in the air from the Clark County Education Association. The bone of contention is what nationwide typically pits teachers unions against local school boards and politicians. The teachers want higher pay and better working conditions.
Radical feminists are becoming some of the most outspoken opponents of the transgender movement.
Delaying contribution adjustments a bad idea.
How about we reward the good teachers and fire the bad ones?
Out-of-state interests dominating the process.
