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The Nevada Policy Research Bureau finally remembered it hadn't called upon its staff at the RJ for a while. On March 7, NPRI got two, count 'em
We've known it for a while, but the pins we've been poking into Sherm Frederick have finally pinched a national nerve earning the RJ Publisher a dubious honor. Cue ominous music.
Can the RJ discredit what it loves?
March 8, 2010There's this little thing called a fact that is apparently very hard for the Review-Journal to understand. The... |
NPRI has a good SundayThe Nevada Policy Research Bureau finally remembered it hadn't called upon its staff at the RJ for a while. On... |
Like shootin' fish in a barrelSometimes there's so much wrong with the Review-Journal -- writing just one daily blog post about its errors, ... |
It's amazing what they coverThe entire state was hanging in the balance of the special session, yet the Review-Journal chose to devote an ... |
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Kernels of UntruthsThe Nevada Policy Research Institute made the rounds in Carson City trying to get anyone to pay attention to its voodoo economics. |
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We're wondering why......the powers that be at the Review-Journal have removed our sister organization's blog from the roll on Steve Sebelius' Slashpolitics website. |
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Sherm stumps for PalinSherm Frederick is now running ads for Sarah Palin on his blog. |
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Completely FalseSomewhere before he cursed at a Vegas investigative reporter on television and after he took his girlfriend to Washington on the taxpayer's dime, Jim Gibbons saved education. |
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