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LETTER: The transformation of Kamala Harris

Vice President Kamala Harris. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)
Vice President Kamala Harris. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)
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LETTER: Nevada Legislature botches film studio bill
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LETTER: Cartoon overstates the issue
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LETTER: We need clean energy — and fast
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LETTER: No more meetings at any Strip resort
Kathy L. Zeller Las Vegas
October 19, 2024 - 9:01 pm
 

Your Oct. 13 editorial, “Return Donald Trump to the White House” was the best Review-Journal editorial I have read. Your description of Kamala Harris’ rise from the most unpopular vice president to “an amalgamation of Abraham Lincoln, George Washington and Mahatma Gandhi” was perfect. It all happened thanks to the left-leaning, mainstream media pushing the Democratic Party agenda.

And the comparison of what a Harris presidency would mean to the nation with Mr. Trump’s agenda showed us how important this election is. Thank you for putting what is at stake in such understandable prose.

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LETTER: We need clean energy — and fast
John Macdonald Las Vegas

In his May 21 column, Victor Joecks wrote that we should “stop stressing out about climate change.” On June 3, the Review-Journal featured a story about a survey by UNLV which found that heat is a hot topic.

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LETTER: Tinkering with mail-in voting
Jerry Sturdivant Las Vegas

I agree it’s reasonable to call for tighter oversight of mail-in ballot counting (June 6 Review-Journal editorial), but such scrutiny must apply across the board, not just in select areas.

LETTER: Another sad Nevada animal cruelty story
Patricia Reid Las Vegas

We are grateful for the passage of “Reba’s Law” recently at the Nevada Legislature, but heavier fines and penalties are necessary.

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