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Michael Schaus

We Shouldn’t Have to Get Government Permission Slips to Earn a Living

June 1, 2017 By Michael Shaus Leave a Comment

Music therapy, according to Nevada law, is “the clinical use of music interventions” within a therapeutic relationship — including dance, song writing, lyric discussions and even simply listening to music. Nevada law also states that, without the government’s express permission, practicing “music therapy” is a criminal offense. So too is giving professional interior … [Read more...] about We Shouldn’t Have to Get Government Permission Slips to Earn a Living

The “Green Energy” Lobby is About Cronyism —Not Polar Bears

May 1, 2017 By Michael Shaus 2 Comments

It comes as no surprise that the Nevada legislature is, yet again, going to try to micromanage the energy market through a variety of new renewable energy mandates and subsidies. Sadly, it is even less of a shock that opposition to these initiatives is scarce, to say the least. After all, the “green energy” movement has done a fantastic job portraying itself as the … [Read more...] about The “Green Energy” Lobby is About Cronyism —Not Polar Bears

Lawmakers Should Focus on Consequences of Minimum Wage Hikes – Not Mere Intentions

March 1, 2017 By Michael Shaus Leave a Comment

It didn’t take the new Nevada legislature long before it started toying with the idea of raising the minimum wage. Introduced within the first week of Nevada’s 79th legislative session, SB106 would incrementally increase the minimum wage from the current $8.25 per hour to a grand total of $12 per hour. Another more aggressive proposal — AB175 — was introduced the following … [Read more...] about Lawmakers Should Focus on Consequences of Minimum Wage Hikes – Not Mere Intentions

Federal Land Is About Control, Not Conservation

February 1, 2017 By Michael Shaus Leave a Comment

In the final months of his presidency, President Obama used his executive authority to place millions of acres of western lands “off limits” to development — and big-government environmentalists cheered the move. Certainly the protections put in place by declaring large swaths of western lands “protected” is a policy result that pleases the ecologically concerned — but … [Read more...] about Federal Land Is About Control, Not Conservation

Thanks to Capitalism, the Future Is Quickly Arriving

January 1, 2017 By Michael Shaus Leave a Comment

The future is apparently upon us. It’s true that we don’t yet have flying cars, cities built on clouds or Back-to-the-Future-style hover boards. But we are on the verge of having self-driving cars. And we already have telephones with more computing power than the system that successfully landed men on the moon. And now, thanks to retail giant Amazon, we will soon have … [Read more...] about Thanks to Capitalism, the Future Is Quickly Arriving

Transferable Tax Credits

December 1, 2016 By Michael Shaus Leave a Comment

Private hands in taxpayers’ pockets It might be illegal under the Nevada Constitution for the government to give any private business a direct “gift” or subsidy — but since when does the ruling class let little things like constitutional intentions get in their way? The purpose of the constitutional ban on giveaways and subsidies to private corporations makes sense. Such … [Read more...] about Transferable Tax Credits

The Elections Aren’t the End: They’re Just the Beginning

November 1, 2016 By Michael Shaus Leave a Comment

For far too long now, Nevada has been increasing the regulatory and tax burden on businesses, while simultaneously giving special handouts to politically connected companies and industries. It’s an environment that is ripe for corruption, abuse and political shenanigans. It breeds “protectionist lobbying,” allowing politically connected companies to squeeze out small … [Read more...] about The Elections Aren’t the End: They’re Just the Beginning

The Immoral Crusade for More: Government Intervention Needs to Stop

October 1, 2016 By Michael Shaus Leave a Comment

It seems that whenever someone attacks the core principles of free-market capitalism, they do so with a self-righteous attitude of moral supremacy. After all, the push for redistributing wealth, regulating businesses and expanding government always seems to be “for the greater good,” so it’s easy to see why big government advocates are so smitten with themselves. As such, … [Read more...] about The Immoral Crusade for More: Government Intervention Needs to Stop

Political Elites Send a Message: ‘Dissent Will Not Be Tolerated’

September 1, 2016 By Michael Shaus Leave a Comment

Nineteen U.S. senators, organized by global-warming alarmist groups, took to the Senate floor recently in an attempt to smear anyone who dares publicly criticize Big Government’s “green energy” schemes. Harry Reid led the charge — singling out the Nevada Policy Research Institute (NPRI), by name. “Those who ignore the climate crisis, or deny it exists, do not have a valid … [Read more...] about Political Elites Send a Message: ‘Dissent Will Not Be Tolerated’

If Cronyism Is the Problem, Maybe We Should Stop Empowering Its Enablers

July 1, 2016 By Michael Schaus Leave a Comment

America’s young adults don’t seem nearly as turned off by socialism as do their parents and grandparents. Actually, they seem pretty receptive to the concept. No doubt decades of class warfare have helped make younger generations feel more inclined to “soak the rich.” But, it also seems likely they’re more prone to flirting with socialism because of general disillusionment … [Read more...] about If Cronyism Is the Problem, Maybe We Should Stop Empowering Its Enablers

Teacher Unions Put Unions First, Not Students

June 1, 2016 By Michael Schaus Leave a Comment

Teachers in Detroit went on strike last month — demonstrating once again that union bosses are not nearly as interested in quality education for children, as they are in maintaining the political power of their unions. Of course, union apologists will argue that what happened in Detroit, where teachers are legally barred from striking, was not technically a “strike.” … [Read more...] about Teacher Unions Put Unions First, Not Students

ESA’s Aren’t About Politics — They’re About the Students

May 1, 2016 By Michael Schaus Leave a Comment

If Nevada is serious about improving education throughout the state, it needs to begin focusing on children — not taxpayer-funded bureaucracies. By using students and teachers as little more than political props, the established public school system routinely pressures voters, taxpayers and politicians for an ever-increasing amount of funding. Governor Brian Sandoval used … [Read more...] about ESA’s Aren’t About Politics — They’re About the Students

History Repeats Itself

March 1, 2016 By Michael Schaus Leave a Comment

One of the problems with “progressive” ideas is that they often turn out to be the recycled remains of already tried-and-failed concepts. Nevada’s Commerce Tax — set to take effect this summer — is a prime example. Billed as an innovative tax on large businesses, the Commerce Tax will soon slap a new cost of doing business on any company with more than $4 million in … [Read more...] about History Repeats Itself

Good or Bad Financial Times, Government Just Keeps Growing

February 1, 2016 By Michael Schaus Leave a Comment

Many government workers are probably wondering what all the fuss is about when they think back to the “great recession.” Sure, home values dropped and things seemed to slow down a bit, but it wasn’t really that bad, right? Well, not for them. It’s no secret that government employees enjoy considerably more job security than their private-sector counterparts, but the … [Read more...] about Good or Bad Financial Times, Government Just Keeps Growing

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