http://www.lahontanvalleynews.com/article/20060427/News/104270029

Republican gubernational candidate Bob Beers spoke with Lahontan Valley Republican Women and were discussing education. Beers cited that education was poor and the students were not putting forth the effort to excel in school. Beers also was discussing about the drug problem in Nevada and also the problem with illegal immigration.

http://www.krnv.com/Global/story.asp?S=4782928&nav=8faO

Gubernational candidate Bob Beers went head to head with his opponent, Jim Gibbons on the issue of raising the states minimum wage per hour. Gibbons is for the increase of the minimum wage per hour, and Beers is against it because he says that the raising of minimum wage would reduce the number of entry level jobs for young workers. He also stated that it would raise the cost of living for everyone and would mandate future increases to the rate of inflation.

http://news.rgj.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060402/NEWS04/604020345/1002/NEWS

Bob Beers and other Republican candidate Jim Gibbons debated over spending costs and immigration among other issues. Beers went on the offensive against Gibbons for opposing the Tax and Spending control for Nevada. This tax and spending idea is the centerpiece of Beers' campaign for governor and is "touted in all of his stump speeches".

www.tahoebonanza.com/article/20060326/News/103260023

Beers sat down with a journalist from the North Lake Tahoe Bonanza to talk about various topics. One big topic was about his Tax and Spending Control, which is a reaction to the expansion of state government in 2003. It assumes the government is a big enough percentage of our world today.

http://www.pahrumpvalleytimes.com/2006/03/03/news/beers.html

Bob Beers says he will proceed with his position to limit government spending even if the judge turns his petetion down on Monday.
Judge Bill Maddox threw out Beers two hundred explanation and he will have to resubmit another petition before he can begin collecting the 83,184 valid signatures he needs to put the matter before voters in the November collection.
Beers thinks the judge threw out his petition to delay his effort to collect the signatures before the June 20th deadline.

www.krnv.com/global/story.asp?s=4537503&ClientType=Printable

Bob Beers', who is running for governor, wants to debate Congressman Jim Gibbons in all seventeen Nevada counties. Beers' said he requested this three weeks ago, but Gibbons refused. Gibbons spokeman said the Congressman agreed to one debate in August and might participate in other later on. Gibbons announced his endorsement by the Nevada chapter of the National Federation of Independent Business.

http://www.lasvegassun.com/sunbin/stories/nevada/2006/feb/04/020410609.html

The AFL-CIO and other unions have filed a lawsuit to block the circulation of a petetion by Sen. Bob Beers that would limit government spending. Beers, a republican gubernational candidate, is the primary backer of the initiative. Beers needs 83,156 valid signatures by June 20th to qualify the measure for the November ballot