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The jobs the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 forgot

January 15, 2018 Hugh Jackson

Over the last few years I’ve written quite a bit about employment projections. In the Nevada Independent, I use recent…

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The enduring spirit of Nevada statehood

Hugh Jackson

In the Indy, in observance of Nevada Day, I revisited the state’s origin story. …the mining controversy shaped – and…

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Year in review … no, not that year

Hugh Jackson

When Desert Companion asked me to reflect on a year, any year, between 2007 and 2017 for it’s ten-year anniversary…

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It’s not tax “reform,” and it’s not an economic priority

August 30, 2017 Hugh Jackson

In 2015 Gov. Brian Sandoval won passage of the largest tax increase in Nevada history. Sandoval’s tax plan, passed with…

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The Trumpism at the heart of Nevada GOP’s recall scam

August 17, 2017 Hugh Jackson

They’ve yet to literally sympathize with Nazis on TV, as their president has done. But Nevada Republicans are obviously impressed…

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Tarkanian 6.0

August 8, 2017 Hugh Jackson

I don’t do punditry much anymore, or try not to. But Senate primaries are relatively rare. And if we are lucky,…

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The voters Heller cares about most don’t care about policy

July 27, 2017 Hugh Jackson

Update: By voting for the so-called skinny repeal bill, Heller has underscored the key points made here. The intellectually and…

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Heller should renounce reelection bid

July 19, 2017 Hugh Jackson

The only honorable thing for Dean Heller to do is announce he will not seek reelection to the U.S. Senate.…

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If Heller and Sandoval are “bought off,” the price better be eye-popping

July 14, 2017 Hugh Jackson

“Republicans keep telling me Sen. Dean Heller of Nevada, a third apparent ‘nay,’ will be ‘bought off,’” wrote Mike Allen…

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Why can’t the private sector use its own money to show employees how to work the robot arm?

July 10, 2017 Hugh Jackson

Because Faraday ran out of money sooner rather than later, the state has only spent $500,000 to train people for…

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