Thank you, Review-Journal, for publishing Wayne Allyn Root’s commentaries. It is gratifying to know that, in the volatile atmosphere that exists today, there are still some newspapers in this country that are willing to provide alternative views of politics. This practice keeps your readers well-informed so they can make common-sense choices and sift through the garbage that is untruthful.
I don’t know what was worse at the Alaska summit, an American president being humiliated by a former KGB agent or the press coverage.
Recently, two pieces of information came across my radar that, taken together, prompted me to call out the role veterinarians play in creating conditions which make animal abuse much more likely than it might be otherwise.
Is anyone else getting tired of reading how many lawsuits Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford is involved in against the Trump administration?
Regarding the article in your Aug. 12 business section about downtown casino owner Derek Stevens replacing table games at one of his properties with “high energy” slot machines: What a crock.
If Mr. Jaffe’s goal is to rally readers against partisan gerrymandering, his argument would be far more compelling if it condemned abuses on both sides —especially when the offense in his own backyard is even more blatant.
Rising traffic fatalities and pedestrian deaths dominate local headlines, and the RTC’s Safe Streets for All initiative is gathering public input. Awareness is not the problem — action is.
Why should Las Vegas cater to locals instead of tourists? Vegas is tourist-driven.
