Jesse Watts @sheriffwatts

Today, I had the privilege of joining an outstanding group of first responders in Reno, Nevada, thanks to the invitation from my friend Jeff and the incredible team at Victory Mindset. As the Executive Director of The Wounded Blue, it was an honor to present our mission and serve as a vendor during a program that is making a profound impact on the lives of those who serve. The conversations surrounding mental health, resilience, leadership, peer support, and longevity are not just important—they are essential. What I witnessed today was a room full of professionals committed to becoming stronger leaders, healthier individuals, and better servants to their communities. That commitment to personal growth and wellness is exactly what will help sustain the future of our profession. Thank you, Jeff, for creating a program that is changing lives and for giving The Wounded Blue the opportunity to share our message that no injured officer should ever feel forgotten or alone. Your passion for helping first responders thrive is evident in everything you do. The future of law enforcement depends on courageous conversations, strong leadership, and a commitment to taking care of our own. Today was a powerful reminder that we are moving in the right direction. Respectfully, Jesse Watts Executive Director The Wounded Blue #VictoryMindset #TheWoundedBlue #NeverForgottenNeverAlone #FirstResponderWellness #Leadership #Resilience #PeerSupport #MentalHealthMatters #LawEnforcement #RenoNevada

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From a hospital bed, facing the fight of his life, Deputy Yates Rodney delivered a message that reminded all of us what courage truly looks like. Just days ago, Deputy Rodney was shot in the line of duty by a suspect armed with an AK-47. The attack left him severely injured, but it did not take away his determination, his faith, or his warrior spirit. In a special message from his hospital room, Yates didn’t focus on his pain. He didn’t dwell on what had happened. Instead, he looked forward. With quiet strength and unwavering resolve, Deputy Rodney shared a message that has touched hearts across the nation: “I’m going to make everybody proud.” Those six words say everything about the man behind the badge. Even while facing an uncertain road to recovery, Deputy Rodney’s focus remains on his family, his brothers and sisters in law enforcement, and the community that has rallied around him. His courage in the face of adversity serves as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made every day by those who wear the badge. The Wounded Blue is standing shoulder to shoulder with Deputy Rodney, his family, and the Covington County Sheriff’s Office as they navigate the difficult days ahead. We remain committed to ensuring that this hero and his loved ones receive the support they deserve. Please continue to keep Deputy Rodney in your thoughts and prayers. Send your encouragement. Stand with his family. And never forget that heroes are not defined by what happens to them, but by how they respond. Deputy Yates Rodney has already made us proud. And his fight is just beginning. #TheWoundedBlue #NeverForgottenNeverAlone #DeputyYatesRodney #OfficerDown #BlueFamily #LineOfDuty #WarriorSpirit #MakeEverybodyProud

@TigerHGoon You’re an idiot… wouldn’t expect anything different from an fake outsider.

When unity should’ve been the message, attack was the plan. Bold strategy, cotton.

@BrutalBrittany2 @Sheriff_LVMPD @NevadaNewsViews The FAFO Sheriff.

@jlmcshane @rkmcshane @DavidFlippoNV 😂😂😂

@Momprotunity They took a photo of my children’s house with their billboard of a sign in front of it, and one of their supporters posted it with “I bet you recognize this property” bullshit comment.

Commentary from one of “Big babies” your team has reached out to more than once…. Notice how the Democrats didn’t spend their entire primary tearing each other apart. They didn’t resort to personal attacks. They didn’t rely on half-truths and misleading narratives. They didn’t outspend opponents two-to-one or more while pretending it was a grassroots movement. They didn’t dox people’s homes. They didn’t unleash an army of online commenters to disparage fellow candidates and supporters throughout the entire race. They didn’t have candidates refusing to debate the voters. They didn’t have candidates surrounded by allegations of waste, fraud, and abuse. And they didn’t elevate questionable candidates that divided their own party for personal gain. So spare us the lecture about being “big babies.” What many Republicans are frustrated with isn’t losing. It’s the fact that one of the dirtiest, most divisive campaigns Northern Nevada has seen in recent memory was rewarded. There’s a difference between accepting election results and pretending the tactics used to get there were honorable. You helped manage and defend that campaign. Before calling everyone else immature, take a hard look at the conduct that defined this race. The hypocrisy is staggering. Republicans can unite behind a nominee. But unity doesn’t require silence, and it doesn’t require people to suddenly pretend that dishonesty, character attacks, and scorched-earth politics are acceptable. Accountability and unity are not mutually exclusive. Screw you and your immature comments @libertywoody

@Nebraskademsoc Remember, Wes Duncan won every county, except Clark and lost the whole election in 2018….

@AaronDFordNV Sorry…. The post editor clearly misspoke. It should read “I’m Aaron Ford, and I ran the office of Attorney General into the ground, helped no one but myself, lied, played partisan politics, and did nothing for actual Nevadans”

@ChuckMuth Yep…. And this is what I feared would happen. The “unity” of the party in this manner and it throws every red flag to those of us who know. It also shows us who has a spine, and who’s like jello.

Look how fast the cowards quiver. Flip unblocked me, which is a shock, and now all those that supported Settelmeyer and the principal based values of Northern Nevada, join the team of the coward, who wouldn’t debate, who ran ads on falsehoods, and who didn’t stand for anything that actually matters to Northern Nevada. What’s that say about them?

Lt. Col. David Flippo, USAF Ret. @DavidFlippoNV

3 weeks ago

Over the next week, we will be announcing our full campaign leadership team. First up: Assemblyman P.K. O’Neill joins the team. P.K. is a dedicated conservative who has fought hard for law enforcement, small businesses, and Northern Nevada families.

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Commentary from one of “Big babies” his team has reached out to more than once…. Notice how the Democrats didn’t spend their entire primary tearing each other apart. They didn’t resort to personal attacks. They didn’t rely on half-truths and misleading narratives. They didn’t outspend opponents two-to-one or more while pretending it was a grassroots movement. They didn’t dox people’s homes. They didn’t unleash an army of online commenters to disparage fellow candidates and supporters throughout the entire race. They didn’t have candidates refusing to debate the voters. They didn’t have candidates surrounded by allegations of waste, fraud, and abuse. And they didn’t elevate questionable candidates that divided their own party for personal gain. So spare us the lecture about being “big babies.” What many Republicans are frustrated with isn’t losing. It’s the fact that one of the dirtiest, most divisive campaigns Northern Nevada has seen in recent memory was rewarded. There’s a difference between accepting election results and pretending the tactics used to get there were honorable. You helped manage and defend that campaign. Before calling everyone else immature, take a hard look at the conduct that defined this race. The hypocrisy is staggering. Republicans can unite behind a nominee. But unity doesn’t require silence, and it doesn’t require people to suddenly pretend that dishonesty, character attacks, and scorched-earth politics are acceptable. Accountability and unity are not mutually exclusive.

@TheBillPost @BrutalBrittany2 @PKONeillNV @drrobintitus Did they put this much effort into James’ campaign? Doubtful. They should have stuck to trying to maintain legislative seats, I fear we’re going to lose those if we’re not smart

@ogryan67 No, you can go F off.

@NevadaRinos When Mark is right in November, are all of you haters going to retract your statements and apologize? Or just be cowards and ride on?

Republican candidates need to wake up and realize what will happen in November.

@SteveSebelius It’s 100% in play. They can look at numbers on a sheet all day long, but the people of Northern Nevada did not choose Flippo by a majority, which means the seat is at risk.

@DavidFlippoNV How fast the cowards collapse. In the endorsement interviews, it was anyone, but Flippo. And now they endorse you. No spines of courage.