Your Opinion, Please?

Hey, gang!

While it’s true I took my son, CJ, on a cruise last week for his 18^th birthday, it was actually a “working vacation.”  Around 75 marketing professionals and entrepreneurs from around the country were onboard.

We all belong to a “mastermind” group called Ignite which is run by a legend in the direct response marketing field, Perry Belcher.  And Perry’s been deeply involved in learning how to use AI (artificial intelligence) in the business world for over seven years now.

While Perry himself isn’t much into politics, he’s been helping me with learning how to adapt this exploding technology in the political field.  And he, CJ, and I had breakfast one morning and talked about some ways to use it for conservative organizations and candidates.

Well, that got the ol’ creative juices flowing, and I’ve been playing around with a bunch of new ideas that I’ll probably launch right after the November 5 election.  And one of them is going to be a complete overhaul of our Nevada News & Views (NN&V) news blog.

There are a LOT of stories of interest to Nevada conservatives that don’t get reported by the mainstream media.  And there are now THREE major liberal news blogs out there on the left while we have only the mighty Nevada Globe on the right.

So in addition to developing new, original content on NN&V from the conservative perspective, Perry suggested creating an e-newsletter that “aggregates” Nevada stories, articles, and opinion columns of interest to the right that you otherwise might not know about.

So I was playing with that idea this morning and put together a rudimentary example of what that might look like below.  It includes headlines and brief descriptions with a link in case you want to read the full article or column.

Would this be of interest and value to you?  Check it out and let me know what you think. And thanks in advance for any feedback!

Chuck

P.S.  It was onboard a cruise two years ago that Bill Laub, Mike Steigman, Annie Black, and I first talked about the possibility of Citizen Outreach getting involved in the voter roll clean-up effort. The rest is history.

And it was while sitting in a beach chair with CJ on Bimini Island last week that I reviewed the lawsuits we filed this week on my cell phone and pulled the trigger.

I seem to get more done on “vacation” than many people do when “working.”  I think you guys should send me on more cruises!

P.P.S.  I’m so proud of my “boy.”  Hanging out with a bunch of old people talking about business wasn’t exactly his idea of “fun.”  But he said he did learn a lot…and we DID get some quality time together while celebrating his entry into the adult world.

Cheers, CJ!

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Nevada News & View: September 26, 2024

Election Shock: Washoe County Registrar Urged to Step Down
Washoe County interim Registrar of Voters (ROV) Cari-Ann Burgess has been recommended by County Manager Eric Brown to take a leave of absence due to “self-identified personal stress.” (Nevada Globe)

Nevada Senate Candidate Barnhill Steps into Voter Challenge Battle
Brad Lee Barnhill, conservative candidate for Nevada Senate District 6, has filed a motion to intervene in a lawsuit filed by Citizen Outreach Foundation and Charles Muth against the Clark County Registrar of Voters (NN&V)

Question 7: Voter ID debate heats up in final stretch of the election
The Nevada voter identification ballot measure, will be presented to voters in November.  It proposes that voters must show proof of identification when voting by mail or in person. (KTVN)

Bounties Awarded to Nevada Whistleblowers Who Reported Election Interference from Union Bosses
$25,000 will be awarded to concerned Nevada citizens who reported first-hand knowledge of union leaders coercing their members to vote a certain way. (Nevada Globe)

Get Ready for Another Mail-In Ballot Fiasco
Many states are sending out mail-in ballots now for the Nov. 5 presidential election, leading two national organizations of election officials to write the U.S. Postal Service and demand immediate action to avoid confusion and chaos with mail-in ballots. (Daily Signal)

Noncitizen voting ballot measures in eight states this fall
Conversations about noncitizen voting is growing louder as some states begin legislative efforts before the November elections. (Center Square)

Rosen Holds Commanding Lead, But Brown Has Potential for a Comeback
According to recent public opinion polling data, incumbent Democratic Senator Jacky Rosen holds a commanding lead over Republican challenger Sam Brown, solidifying her position as the front-runner in this U.S. Senate race. (NPI)

Amodei Votes in Favor of Continuing Resolution to Avert Government Shutdown
Rep. Mark Amodei (NV-02) issued the following statement after voting in favor of the Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2025 which extends government funding at current levels through December 20, 2024. (NN&V)

Food Fight: No, Ms. Smith, Washoe Kids Aren’t Going Hungry
In response to Beth Smith’s recent claim that Gov. Lombardo’s veto of the Democrats’ “free” school lunch bill is leaving Washoe County kids hungry, it’s time to set the record straight. (Muth’s Truths)

WCSD trustees say their $750 monthly salary is too low
Washoe County School Board trustees say they make less than minimum wage, and they will look to change state law during the 2025 Legislative session to boost their salary. (RGJ)

‘Unprecedented crisis’: CCSD faces lawsuit over special educationMultiple families filed a class action lawsuit that accuses the Clark County School District of failing to provide a proper education for students with disabilities. (LVRJ)

A Tough Love Approach to Homeless Pays Dividends
The Denver area has seen homelessness grow faster than any other metro region in the country. But a county just down the road from Denver has tried a different approach and gotten better results. (COP)