The legislative session starts this Monday and I am very anxious about the bills that our democrat controlled legislature will introduce. I expect to see more money being wasted on education, an expansion of the voting regulations, an increase in taxes, attacks on the 2nd Amendment, and a focus on social justice issues. What I would like to see, but have no hope for, is a repeal of AB 321 which allows for ballot harvesting among other things. I would also hope for Constitutional Carry for Nevada but I don’t expect to see that. The point here is that we must all be involved if we want to see change. It is not at all difficult to email your representatives when there is a bad bill being brought forward. You may also attend hearings via Zoom or even call in and voice your concerns. Janine Hanson with Eagle Forum is conducting Citizen Lobbyist training for persons that want to take a more active role in what comes from our lawmakers (see opportunities below and read more here). I strongly encourage all of you that desire to influence the outcome of this legislative session to get involved at some level. After all, our legislators are supposed to represent us. But they cannot do that if they do not know what is important to us. By communicating our concerns, we expose those elected officials that listen to the people and those that ignore the people and push their own agenda. Stay tuned for ways to participate in the State of Nevada 82nd Legislative Session.
Paul White is still pursuing the improvement of the Washoe County School District (WCSD) with his activities in the Education Crusade. Some of the information he has dug up is unbelievable and shows clearly that the WCSD does not have the fundamentals of education as a priority (see contact information below and read more at https://nevadaliberty.org/). Another organization having multiple goals and headed up by Nichelle Hull, is Wake Up Washoe County https://wakeupwashoecounty.org/ . Their focus is not only education, it includes other issues that affect our community. One such issue is Drag Queen Story Hour in our taxpayer funded libraries. The next Library Board of Trustees meeting will be held February 15h at the Sierra View Library at 4pm. This is still an ongoing struggle to remove this program from being presented since there is ample evidence that shows how this program is harmful to children. There is only one single email address libraryboard@washoecounty.us, for ALL of the Trustees to receive your comments, a very odd sitution to say the least. Finally, “Save The Date” for February 28th. There will more more information coming regarding this date.
I want you all to know how much I appreciate what every individual stepping up to make our community a better place to live and raise a family means to me. I am proud call you all Patriots!
We did request (by email to the Library Director) that Drag Queen Story Hour be placed on the Agenda for discussion and resolution, yet we did not meet the time requirements for it to be agendized this meeting.
Please note that meetings for the Library Board were cancelled for the months of June, July and August of 2022. This is in the Agenda Packet. It is somewhat disconcerting that with the record attendance at the September meeting and the concerns regarding Drag Queen Story Hour that the item was not placed on the Agenda without a public request.
From the Agenda Packet:
“Library Director Update 10/10/22 Library Board of Trustees Update Our next LBOT meeting will be on October 19 at the Sparks Library. You will notice minor edits to the bylaws and new agenda format emphasizing patron conduct. We had many public comments at the September meeting protesting the Drag Queen Storytime. I am unsure why they chose September to protest when we have our Pride events in June and July. I know libraries were generally under attack during Banned Books Week (the same week as our board meeting), which forced libraries to close due to bomb threats. I have met with our county counsel and board chair about conduct during the meeting and how to handle it. I am confident that we will be able to maintain order in future meetings.”
Please be advised that the Secretary of State has called a Regulatory Hearing regarding Elections in Nevada. It may be to address the hand-counting of ballots. As we know more, we pass the information on to you. The meeting for public input is at 1:00pm on August 12, 2022. Below are the links to the meetings. The hearing is August 26, 2022, 10:00am.
Notice of a Special Meeting
of the
Washoe County Commissioners
Friday, June 24th, 2022 at 10:00 a.m.
1001 E. Ninth Street, Building A Reno, NV 89512
The time to become involved with what is happening in our community is NOW. The Washoe County Commissioners have called a Special Meeting, (the purpose is to certify, or not, the election) “to Canvass the Vote, pursuant to the direction of the Chair of the Board”. Did you experience anomalies during your voting process? Machines not working? More than one trainee at a voting center? More than one ballot received? Ballots arriving at your address without your name on them? Ballots not received? Was your party changed when you didn’t change it? Did you opt out of receiving a mail in ballot and being falsely told you may only vote on a machine while being refused a paper ballot be printed for you? Has your ballot gone to adjudication? Did you see ballots arriving or leaving in bags with only one person delivering the ballots (two are required)?
If you had ANY issues or abnormalities or were witness to any issues or abnormalities, I encourage you to report them here: www.washoegop.org. The link at the top of every page will take you to the forms and emails necessary to report the problems.
If you can find a moment please attend the Special Meeting on Friday at 10:00am. This is where the Commissioners either do the right thing or they attempt to force the people to swallow down the fraud like a bitter pill regarding this election. Our presence, altogether, will demonstrate to the Commissioners what the people they are sworn to represent want.
Hope to see you there,
Bruce Parks
1NevadaPatriot@gmail.com
www.NevadaPatriot.net
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The month of voting has begun. I pose the question, what other country takes an entire “month” to vote? Yet here we are. As we once again head to the polls with hope this time our votes will count and our voices will be heard, I would like to make the following recommendations:
1. Take your paper ballot to the Registrar of Voters Office on Election Day yourself. Do not depend on the Post Office to actually deliver your ballot. Depend on yourself or a trusted person to ensure it arrives.
2. Use the mail-in paper ballot. If you arrive to the polls without your mail-in ballot IN HAND, you will not be given another paper ballot.You will have to vote on the machines loaded with the ever-famous Dominion software.The Registrar of Voters Office is refusing to give you another paper ballot.Yes, it is against the NRS Code.No, we have no alternative around it.
3. If you choose to vote by machine, under no circumstances should you surrender your mail in ballot if you vote on a machine. Keep it in YOUR possession if you do not use it. This way it cannot be used ever at all by anyone that is not you.
4. Deliver your vote in person by machine or paper, on Election Day. It is more difficult for the algorithm to be “set” to appropriately cheat at the last minute when they do not how many will be voting or for whom.
If you are unsure who you want to vote for, here are the recommendations of Nevada Patriot (see below).
Last, if you have had and are having ballot or polling issues, the Washoe GOP website has compiled a list of documents and emails regarding what to do https://www.washoegop.org/ballots/
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