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Unveiling the Coordinated Operation: A Shocking Turn of Events In a surprising twist, the collaborative efforts of Clara Andriola, Mariluz Garcia, and Alexis Hill to undermine Jeanne Herman's candidacy for the Chair position come to light. What initially seemed like a routine Commission agenda meeting takes a dark and calculated turn, revealing the depths of political maneuvering. The Art of Verbal Acrobatics: Mariluz Garcia's Deceptive Praise The orchestrated operation commences with Mariluz Garcia's seemingly complimentary remarks about Jeanne Herman. However, Garcia skillfully employs verbal acrobatics, subtly portraying Herman as well-intentioned yet mentally challenged, creating the groundwork for a narrative that challenges her suitability for the Chair. Shaky Foundations: Garcia's Motion and the Illusive Pillars Garcia's motion to retain Alexis Hill as Chair and demote Jeanne Herman to Vice Chair hinges on fragile grounds—continuity and the national election year backdrop. The focus shifts from qualifications to a carefully crafted narrative positioning Herman as incapable of leading the Commission during a crucial period. Selective Accusations: Garcia's Attempt to Paint Herman Negligent Adding to the intrigue, Garcia selectively accuses Herman of missing Commission agenda meetings, aiming to create an impression of negligence. Yet, the true motive seems to be the preservation of a front-facing chair occupied by Alexis Hill, escalating the controversy surrounding the orchestrated event. Andriola's Alignment and Veiled Denunciation: A Democratic Perspective Clara Andriola, aligning herself with the Democrats 87% of the time, joins the chorus of denunciation. Citing Herman's past opportunity to assume the Chair, Andriola argues that Herman's absence from agenda meetings disqualifies her. The thinly veiled condescension and backhanded praise underscore the staged nature of the event. Bitter Aftertaste: Unraveling the Political Manipulation The entire affair leaves a bitter taste of political manipulation, prompting serious questions about the integrity of the Commission's decision-making process. As the dust settles, the orchestrated plot against Jeanne Herman raises concerns about transparency and fairness, casting a shadow over the Commission's credibility.

Join the movement in favor of Jeannie Herman for Washoe County Board of Commissioners Chair on January 16, 2024, at 10 AM. Discover why she is a strong advocate for positive change in our community.

Join the movement in favor of Jeannie Herman for Washoe County Board of Commissioners Chair on January 16, 2024, at 10 AM. Discover why she is a strong advocate for positive change in our community.

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During the Washoe County Commissioners meeting on December 19, 2023, Commissioner Mike Clark addressed several issues. He began by comparing the food quality at the Nevada Cares Campus Catholic Charities to that at the 9th Street Senior Center. Clark questioned why Washoe County was not reimbursing Catholic Charities for the $6 million spent on food, suggesting that the funds could be better used for senior housing. Clark also criticized recent media reports, particularly from the Wall Street Journal and ABC News, regarding a supposed 50% reduction in homelessness in Reno and Washoe County. He accused the reports of being part of what he referred to as "Mocking Bird Fake News Media" and urged County Manager Eric Brown to provide written definitions for terms such as homelessness, unhoused, and indigent. Concerns were raised about the impact of the Nevada Cares Campus on businesses along 4th street, with business owners allegedly fearing reprisals from Code Enforcement if they spoke out against the mismanagement of the campus. Clark further delved into issues of unfair compensation for Washoe County employees, highlighting the contrast between bonuses received by Eric Brown and the lack of incentives for the rank and file, leading to poor employee morale. Clark concluded by expressing frustration at being blocked from having his concerns placed on the Board of County Commissioners Meeting agenda, attributing the obstruction to Eric Brown and Alexis Hill. This summary outlines key points from Commissioner Mike Clark's comments during the meeting. If you are affected by the Nevada Cares Campus and the vagrancy along the Truckee River or anywhere else in Washoe County contact Nevada Liberty on Your Side or Commissioner Clark.

Explore honest reviews of the Washoe County Senior Center's food offerings from a senior citizen at 9th & Sutro. Uncover insights into inadequate portion sizes, with cold plates leaving diners unsatisfied and hot chicken plates so dried out they're difficult to swallow. Question the credibility of dining quality surveys, as Washoe County Manager Eric Brown and staff claim seniors love the food, raising concerns about the comfort level of seniors in providing honest feedback. Discover the truth behind the dining experience at Washoe County Senior Center.

Las pequeñas empresas constituyen la columna vertebral de nuestra comunidad y nuestra nación. Sin embargo, el liderazgo demócrata en la Ciudad de Reno y el Condado de Washoe ha fallado en respetar, representar o incluso reconocer adecuadamente las luchas enfrentadas por las pequeñas y medianas empresas. La urgencia demócrata de canalizar cientos de millones de dólares hacia sus socios sin fines de lucro socialistas y donantes desarrolladores adinerados ha transformado intencional y exponencialmente la Cuarta Calle en un gueto asqueroso, insalubre y vergonzoso de alto índice delictivo, creando desafíos inmensos para estas empresas. Natalie y Daniel, propietarios de Big Ed's Alley Inn en el 1036 de la Cuarta Calle Este, se encuentran lidiando con una grave disminución en los negocios atribuida a las consecuencias no deseadas del Complejo Industrial para Personas Sin Hogar, Nevada Cares Campus. En los últimos dos años, su propiedad ha experimentado un aumento en condiciones insalubres, inseguras e incontrolables como resultado de las operaciones de la instalación. A pesar de estos desafíos, tanto el Condado de Washoe como la Ciudad de Reno han mostrado una preocupante falta de respuesta a la amenaza existencial que se cierne sobre los medios de vida de las empresas locales. Situado en la Cuarta Calle mucho antes de la decisión de convertirla en un destino de la costa oeste para aquellos que luchan con problemas de salud mental, adicciones, alcoholismo y elementos criminales, Big Ed's Alley Inn representa otra víctima en medio de esta iniciativa. La prisa con la que se proclamó la victoria sobre la falta de vivienda, junto con los elogios para los tomadores de decisiones, parece haber eclipsado las consecuencias no deseadas en negocios de larga data y contribuyentes atrapados en la línea de fuego. Empresas como Big Ed's Alley Inn ahora se enfrentan a decisiones extraordinariamente difíciles mientras navegan las consecuencias de un plan bien intencionado pero mal ejecutado. Los visionarios detrás del Nevada Cares Campus pueden haber tenido éxito en proporcionar refugio, pero el impacto no previsto en las empresas fundamentales para la comunidad exige atención urgente y una resolución reflexiva por parte de las autoridades responsables.

Small businesses constitute the backbone of our community and our nation. However, the Democrat leadership in the City of Reno and Washoe County have failed to adequately respect, represent or even acknowledge the struggles faced by small and medium-sized businesses. Democrat urgency to shovel hundreds of millions of dollars into their socialist non-profit partners and big money developer donors have intentionally and exponentially transformed Fourth Street into a disgusting, unsanitary, disgraceful high-crime ghetto, creating immense challenges for these enterprises. Natalie and Daniel, proprietors of Big Ed's Alley Inn at 1036 East Fourth Street, find themselves grappling with a severe decline in business attributed to the unintended consequences of the Homeless Industrial Complex Nevada Cares Campus. Over the past two years, their property has witnessed a surge in unsanitary, unsafe, and unaccountable conditions as a result of the facility's operations. Despite these challenges, both Washoe County and the City of Reno have displayed a concerning lack of responsiveness to the existential threat posed to the livelihood of local businesses. Situated on Fourth Street long before the decision to transform it into a west coast destination for those grappling with mental health issues, addiction, alcoholism, and criminal elements, Big Ed's Alley Inn represents another casualty in the wake of this initiative. The haste with which the victory over homelessness was claimed, coupled with accolades for the decision-makers, seems to have overshadowed the unintended consequences on longstanding, taxpaying businesses caught in the crossfire. Businesses like Big Ed's Alley Inn are now faced with extraordinarily difficult decisions as they navigate the fallout of a well-intentioned but poorly-executed plan. The visionaries behind the Nevada Cares Campus may have succeeded in providing shelter, but the unintended impact on businesses integral to the community demands urgent attention and thoughtful resolution from the responsible authorities.

Eddie Lorton pulls no punches in his scathing indictment of the Democrat-led City of Reno. In a fiery critique, he accuses the city's leadership of empty virtue signaling, lambasting their attempt to position Reno as a national model in a recent Wall Street Journal article. Behind the façade, Lorton contends, lies a harsh reality on the streets—a city on the brink, descending into chaos. According to Lorton, the Democratic leadership's directive to law enforcement is crystal clear: turn a blind eye to the rampant lawlessness, drug dealing, prostitution, and a host of quality-of-life offenses plaguing the city. Far from the utopian image portrayed in the media, Lorton argues that Reno is hurtling down the same grim path as other Democratic-led metropolises. Lorton draws damning parallels to cities like Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Francisco, Portland, and Seattle—metropolises he sees as emblematic of the late-stage toll on human life and neighborhoods under Democratic rule. In his impassioned assessment, Lorton warns that the citizens of Reno are on a collision course with the inevitable outcomes suffered by those unable to escape the downward spiral he perceives in these urban landscapes. In a high-impact voice, Lorton paints a stark portrait of a city in crisis, demanding urgent and meaningful action from its leaders to avert the looming catastrophe he watches unfolding on its streets.

In a scathing exposé, Drew Ribar of A&A Towing delves into the disconcerting collapse of law and order within the City of Reno, unveiling a disheartening narrative of bureaucratic inaction and performative virtue signaling. His insights, counter to a recent Wall Street Journal article claiming success, shed light on the disconcerting reality that the Democrat majority City of Reno and Washoe County authorities seem more inclined to project themselves as saviors than to implement substantive measures to address the pressing issues at hand. Ribar's account vividly outlines the City of Reno's refusal to confront the escalating challenges posed by an unrelenting influx of homeless individuals, drug addicts, criminals, and the mentally ill, who migrate into Washoe County seeking refuge from the dystopian Marxist failures of the neighboring state of California. Rather than taking meaningful action to address the root causes of the crisis, the city appears to prefer posturing itself as a model for effective solutions, which is a gross misrepresentation of the truth. Ribar meticulously dissects the purported success claims made by city officials, revealing a stark contrast between the grand narratives of triumph and the grim realities on the ground. Ribar calls attention to the discrepancies, underscoring how the city's response has leaned more towards optics than genuine problem-solving. With a critical eye, Ribar scrutinizes the hollow nature of the City of Reno's approach, exposing the chasm between their public proclamations and the actual conditions faced by the community. In doing so, he challenges the prevailing narrative that positions the Washoe County Homeless Industrial Complex AKA Nevada Cares Campus as a paragon of effective strategies in dealing with the multifaceted challenges of homelessness, substance abuse, criminality, and mental health, when in fact it is a shiny magnet for Democrat endorsed fraud, waste and abuse with zero accountability and oversight. LEARN MORE: nevadaliberty.org

Jack Bassett, the visionary owner of D bar M Nevada and prominent 4th Street property holder, fearlessly sheds light on the degradation of civil society orchestrated by the Homeless Industrial Complex. With a critical lens on the mismanagement by the City of Reno and Washoe County, Bassett unveils the truth behind the recent Wall Street Journal propaganda article, exposing the harsh reality overlooked by the so-called success claims. Discover the untold story and join the movement for transparency and accountability in addressing homelessness. The Abbi Agency has financially supported politicians and engaged in the dissemination of fake news propaganda to the Wall Street Journal about the Homeless Industrial Complex AKA Nevada Cares Campus

Marissa & Carla Pendill discuss how Washoe County Cares Campus and Senior Center have negatively impacted their business, their neighborhood and the citizens who have lived across from the Senior Center. Vagrancy, unenforced camping, drug use, vandalism, theft, needles on their lawn, litter, human feces, squatting under, in and on their rental properties. Repeated calls to the police, reports and economic hardship prompted them to reach out to Nevada Liberty "On Your Side" to tell their story. Got a story you need exposed? Tell us here: nevadaliberty.org/tips

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Washoe County Senior Janice Jones was abused by Washoe County Senior Center employees while at the 9th and Sutro Senior Center September 28, 2023.

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Explore the shocking story of Teresa Bacon's removal from Washoe County Cares Campus as retaliation for whistleblowing. Nevada Liberty demands justice and reform in this investigative report. Learn More: https://nevadaliberty.org/washoe-county-cares-campus-abuse-of-power

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11SEP23

Allman Brothers I've been run down and I've been lied to. And I don't know why, I let that mean woman make me a fool. She took all my money, wrecks my new car. Now she's with one of my good time buddies, They're drinkin' in some cross-town bar. Sometimes I feel, sometimes I feel, Like I've been tied to the whippin' post. Tied to the whippin' post, tied to the whippin' post. Good Lord, I feel like I'm dyin' My friends tell me, that I've been such a fool. But I had to stand by and take it baby, all for lovin' you. Drown myself in sorrow as I look at what you've done. But nothing seemed to change, the bad times stayed the same, And I can't run. Sometimes I feel, sometimes I feel, Like I've been tied to the whippin' post. Tied to the whippin' post, tied to the whippin' post. Good Lord, I feel like I'm dyin'. Sometimes I feel, sometimes I feel, Like I've been tied to the whippin' post. Tied to the whippin' post, tied to the whippin' post. Good Lord, I feel like I'm dyin' Them Dirty Roses from Gadsen, Alabama first gig in Commiefornia Goldfield Sacramento 22AUG23 http://www.themdirtyroses.com/ Born and raised in the Bama clay, these boys are as southern as they come. Taught how to bend a string and break a heart by Skynyrd and Hank, brothers James and Frank Ford along with their hometown friends Andrew Davis and Ben Crain formed the southern rock band known as Them Dirty Roses. Piling into an RV with their belongings, their instruments, and all the whiskey they could carry (in the cooler), they made their way from Gadsden, AL to Nashville, TN. All living all under one roof, Them Dirty Roses are a living example of the quintessential rock and roll American Dream. Their live show calls for a shot of whiskey and a 2 for 1 special -- BUT what that really means is you better be ready to throw back 12 for 6 and shake it with Them Dirty Roses. Vocals + Guitar / James Ford Guitar / Andrew Davis Bass / Ben Crain Drums / Frank Ford

Commissioner Mike Clark requesting Chairman Alexis Hill put her Chairmanship up for a vote as she agreed to do in a meeting with the Washoe County District Attorney 22AUG23

SPOILER ALERT: He's lying. Again. "I'm all for having the voice of the people heard... we could get into that on a different topic." -Washoe County GOP Chairman Bruce Parks

Them Dirty Roses from Gadsen, Alabama first gig in Commiefornia Goldfield Sacramento 22AUG23 http://www.themdirtyroses.com/ Born and raised in the Bama clay, these boys are as southern as they come. Taught how to bend a string and break a heart by Skynyrd and Hank, brothers James and Frank Ford along with their hometown friends Andrew Davis and Ben Crain formed the southern rock band known as Them Dirty Roses. Piling into an RV with their belongings, their instruments, and all the whiskey they could carry (in the cooler), they made their way from Gadsden, AL to Nashville, TN. All living all under one roof, Them Dirty Roses are a living example of the quintessential rock and roll American Dream. Their live show calls for a shot of whiskey and a 2 for 1 special -- BUT what that really means is you better be ready to throw back 12 for 6 and shake it with Them Dirty Roses. Vocals + Guitar / James Ford Guitar / Andrew Davis Bass / Ben Crain Drums / Frank Ford Bill Withers My friends Feel it's their appointed duty They keep tryin' to tell me All you want to do is use me Ah-huh, but my answer (Ah-huh) Yeah to all that use me stuff I, I, I, I Yes, I wanna spread the news That if it feels this good gettin' used Oh, you just keep on usin' me Until you use me up Until you use me up My brother Sit me right down and he talked to me He told me That I ought not to let you just walk on me And I'm sure he meant well Yeah, but when our talk was through I, I, I said brother if you only knew You'd wish that you were in my shoes You just keep on usin' me Until you use me up Until you use me up Ah-huh, sometimes It's true you really do abuse me Ah, you get me crowd of high class people And then you act real rude to me Ah-huh, but oh, baby, baby, baby, baby When you love me I can't get enough Ah-huh and I wanna spread the news That it feels this good gettin' used Oh, you just keep on usin' me Until you use me up Ah, until you use me up Talkin' 'bout you usin' people It all depends on what you do It ain't too bad the way you're usin' me 'Cause I sure am usin' you to do the things that you do Ah-huh, to do the things that you do

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