My wife and I were sitting in the backyard one day after work. I looked up and said, “Wow, that’s a beautiful yellow sunset.” She looked back at me and said, “No, that’s red!” We laughed, and then I turned around to see what she saw. Sure enough, behind me, the sky was glowing red. That moment stuck with me. We were both looking at the same sky, just from different angles. We were both right. And we were both wrong. The sky was big enough to hold both viewpoints. Perspective matters, folks. Don’t forget to consider others. Listen to my full interview here: youtu.be/mYkGUT6voHo

Joe Lombardo stood behind Donald Trump while he tried to shut down the Department of Education and take nearly $1B per year in funding for Nevada schools & students. But I stood up for our kids. I sued. And today, we secured a major legal victory — vital resources will not be unlawfully ripped away from our schools while this trial is pending. Let me clear: Fighting for our kids and our future *is* the job. Not playing politics with our kids. Not cozying up to Trump. Standing up when it counts. Joe Lombardo won’t do that. But I will.

My prayers are with President Biden as he battles prostate cancer. May God be with your family and you as you take on this challenge.

🚨 32% of Nevada’s state budget comes from federal funding. When that funding was temporarily frozen, it wasn’t just a headline – it put real people’s livelihoods on the line across our state. What did that mean? It meant state programs that provide critical health and childcare services to families in need were immediately at risk. It meant uncertainty for public schools, law enforcement agencies, and hospitals trying to keep their doors open. It meant potential cuts to programs that combat hate crimes, support survivors of violence, and deliver life-saving disaster relief. That’s not politics – that’s real life. And as Attorney General, my job is to ensure that we don’t have to worry about our paychecks, our medicine, or our safety in the Silver State. So I fought back on behalf of all of us in Nevada – and, at least for now, we won. Last week, I also traveled to Fernley, Winnemucca, and Elko to hear directly from folks about what was at stake for them during the funding freeze. Because I don’t know about Washington, but I know Nevada. And I’ll always put the Nevada family first.