Nevada AB 474 puts the majority of the blame for addiction on doctors. Sure, some prescribe too much, and they can be and have been punished, but the bottom line is PERSONAL responsibility. Regardless of the number of forms doctors have to fill out, for the people who like being “out of it”, nothing will help them other than their making a CHOICE to stop. Keep it up Nevada, and we’ll lose more doctors to other states.
Dems are blaming Trump for everything, but the fact is, things are going better for him than anyone expected. In 2018 the Dems will have a tougher road than they had hoped.
People like State Sen. Tick Segerblom are back at the trough again, trying to squeeze more money out of us. Here’s a hint: Most of what’s wrong with education cannot be fixed with more money. And besides, I thought those taxes from legal pot were supposed to solve all our problems?
Some so-called spiritual leaders wonder why Evangelicals can justify their support for President Trump. Apparently they thought Hillary was a better choice to protect and defend our religious freedom in America?
Many people have been in churches that abuse people spiritually. Here are some ways to spot the warning signs and get yourself free!
Millions of tax dollars have already been spent on this case, with very few convictions to show for it. Thomas Mitchell, former long time Editor of the Review Journal, joins me to discuss how this prosecution got botched. He’s been following it.
No surprise that coverage of President Trump is overwhelmingly unfavorable. He’s not always right, but he’s not always WRONG. Is it worse than it ever was, or do we just have more ways to reveal the biases in the press? Guest: Dan Gainor, Media Research Center
This harassment situation is getting ridiculous. Sure, some men are pigs, but what kind of women are we raising if they can’t handle COMMENTS?
Do events like the Las Vegas Massacre, Orlando Massacre, fires, hurricanes, prove that God doesn’t exist? If not, why not?
My comments about the Masterpice Cake Shop case, now in the hands of the Supreme Court. After reading the oral arguments, I have a glimmer of hope…