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To the editor:

The city of Las Vegas held a town hall meeting on budget cuts Monday night, and almost no taxpayers showed up.

In the 1980s and ’90s, conservatives who wanted to take a shot at a political opponent called him a “liberal.” At the time, this was an effective tool to demean individuals and proposals they didn’t support.

Despite the unprecedented horse-trading (that’s the nice term) that top Washington Democrats Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi employed to push their massive bureaucratic takeover of American medical care through both houses of Congress on a “rush” schedule, the scheme still seems to be in trouble.