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Nevada families deserve a congressman who stands with them | Opinion
As a physician who has spent my career caring for families in rural Nevada, and as a mother and grandmother, I know what matters most to the people of this state: safe communities, strong schools, and leaders who put Nevada families first. That is why I am proud to support David Flippo for Congress. His opponent spent 12 years in the Assembly before becoming chief of staff to Attorney General Aaron Ford.
Nevada families deserve a congressman who stands with them | Opinion
As a physician who has spent my career caring for families in rural Nevada, and as a mother and grandmother, I know what matters most to the people of this state: safe communities, strong schools, and leaders who put Nevada families first. That is why I am proud to support David Flippo for Congress.
COMMENTARY: Public option dangers
Nevadans face a critical turning point that could dramatically alter the future direction of health care in the state for years to come. The Battle Born State Plan began on Jan. 1, putting Nevada on the brink of launching a government-controlled “public option” insurance scheme. It is essential to understand why this policy threatens patient choice and the long-term stability of health care for families across the state. The state’s public option was created in 2021 through Senate Bill 420.
My AI Calculator app that tells jokes and solves for x..
I was contemplating my next side project when I came across a tweet about a calculator that sarcastically replies to sums. I thought it was great so I built exactly that.. Some replies are funnier than others, which gives the feeling that the calculator has moods. I spent a great deal of time selecting a colour palate and thinking about the layout, as I appreciate good UX/UI in other apps (such as the app Icontribute to in my day job at EasyCrypto/EasyEquities).
Letter to the editor - Embracing the Title of “Dr. No” in Nevada’s Senate
As a family physician who’s served Nevada for over 44 years, I live by the creed of “do no harm.” As Senate Republican Leader, I carry that principle to Carson City, earning the nickname “Dr. No” for casting more “no” votes than anyone else in the Nevada Legislature. I wear this title with pride—not because I delight in saying no, but because I believe every bill must prove it serves Nevadans without causing harm. In my medical practice, I don’t prescribe treatments without evidence.
Nevada's fiscal outlook: balancing resilience and caution
Robin Titus Senate minority leader On May 1, the Nevada Economic Forum will deliver its revenue forecast, a critical step in shaping the 2025–2027 budget. This projection will define what Nevada can afford and where tough choices are needed.
OPINION: NV SOS Playing Partisan Politics With GOTV Texting Alerts
After a discussion with Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar, I have learned that he is spending taxpayer money to send Get Out the Vote (GOTV) text messages to registered voters aged 18 to 24 with no history of voting, and put their cell phone number on their voter registration form. Nevadans are getting inundated with election messaging everywhere they go, and it’s critical that all voters understand that they have access to factual, trusted sources of information.
Public Option Bodes Ill for Nevada Taxpayers and Constitution
This year, one issue sure to be discussed among citizens and candidates across Nevada is affordable health care. But is a taxpayer-backed health insurance system that will bring higher costs really the solution to Nevada’s challenges? The answer is no. Nevada’s so-called “public option” will threaten patients’ access to care while exposing taxpayers to unneeded risk — and state legislators rushed into the idea so quickly that it might not even be legal.
Nevada's public option isn't just bad policy - it's unconstitutional
Across the state, Nevadans are rightfully worried about whether they can afford the cost of a major health event. But is a taxpayer-backed health insurance system, which will raise revenues and expenditures for the state in a constitutionally dubious way, really the best solution to the problem?
VA Rule will Hurt Rural Veterans
Ground and air ambulances are a lifeline for millions of veterans across the U.S., ensuring they receive the health care they deserve in a timely manner. For the 254,851 veterans in Nevada, access to health care is already challenging, especially for those veterans living in rural Nevada. Over the years, the emergency medical services industry has delivered care to thousands of veterans, especially to those living in rural areas like ours.
New VA rule will hurt veterans
This opinion column was submitted by Dr. Robin Titus, a practicing family physician, chief of staff at South Lyon Medical Center and a state senator representing District 17. Ground and air ambulances are a lifeline for millions of veterans across the U.S., ensuring they receive the high-quality health care they deserve in a timely manner. For the 254,851 veterans in Nevada, access to health care is already challenging, especially for those veterans living in rural Nevada.
So, what happened? | Robin Titus
This opinion column was submitted by Dr. Robin Titus, the Assembly minority floor leader in the Nevada Legislature. On Tuesday, hours before counties begin announcing their reopening plans, Governor Sisolak made a political calculation to steal their thunder for the limelight and attempt to take credit for removing social distancing guidelines and reopening the state.
Legislative session has turned blatantly partisan
The Legislature on the eleventh day of the 31st Special Session in Carson City on Saturday, July 18, 2020. (David Calvert/Nevada Independent) Legislative session has turned blatantly partisan The Democrats are in their second regular legislative session with their first state government-controlled trifecta since 1992. We thought this session would largely be focused on the pandemic and our bottom-of-the-nation unemployment rate.
Commentary: Nevada's GOP working to enact election reforms
Commentary: Nevada's GOP working to enact election reforms We started the 81st Legislative Session stating and acting on election reform as our top priority. We continue to focus on election integrity and acknowledge all of the hard work that was put into gathering election security evidence and documenting irregularities.
Nevada must sacrifice now for the greater good | Titus
Robin Titus Published 9:10 a.m. PT March 31, 2020 Subscribe: Get local news and views with a subscription to RGJ.com, starting at just 99 cents a month This opinion column was submitted by Dr. Robin Titus, the Nevada State Assembly Republican Leader. Las Vegas was built out of America’s sacrifice for the greater good.
Commentary: Las Vegas must make sacrifices over coronavirus
Commentary: Las Vegas must make sacrifices over coronavirus Las Vegas was built out of America’s sacrifice for the greater good. We became the country’s entertainment mecca as tens of thousands of workers came to build the Hoover Dam during the Great Depression, and grew even more as thousands more troops passed through on their way to fight in World War II.
Robin Titus: Women ARE more than vaginas
With the Nevada Legislature reaching a historic landmark by having the first female majority in the Legislature, the eyes of the nation are on Carson City. There have been a number of articles penned on this subject but none did as much disservice to this achievement as one in the Washington Post by Emily Wax-Thibodeaux. This article showed incredible gender bias and is guilty of the very things they say they’re opposed to.
Post article about identity politics - not equality, says assemblywoman
OPINION Robin Titus Published 11:44 a.m. PT May 28, 2019 Assemblywomen address Electoral College, other issues at RGJ's Pints and Politics forum. Benjamin Spillman, bspillman@rgj.com Subscribe: Get 3 months of local news and local voices for just $1! Women are more than vaginas. With the Nevada Legislature reaching a historic landmark by having the first female majority in the Legislature, the eyes of the nation are on Carson City.
Opinion: Limiting Bill Draft Requests for Legislators, by Republican Assemblywoman Titus
News - Wednesday, April 13, 2011 - 9:32am An interesting story in the Virginia City News, which reports that a deal was struck between Comstock Mining Inc., and the owners of the historic Gold Hill Hotel. Click here to read the story. News - Wednesday, April 13, 2011 - 1:53am By Sean Whaley / Nevada News Bureau CARSON CITY – Gov.
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