After four years of political, social and economic discord, the worst inclinations of our voting populace were realized with the return to the presidency of an ill-tempered convicted felon.
Letters
As a long-time resident of Las Vegas and UNLV fan, I want to know how a city with so many resources did not find a way to keep an excellent football coach, Barry Odom.
The presidential pardon has allowed someone who has violated a number of federal gun laws to essentially walk free from his crimes.
Jan. 20 can’t come quickly enough so America can get a president with some common sense instead of one that is delusional and incoherent.
While Joecks’ diatribe was directed at women in the military, what about the women who serve as firefighters and police officers. Are they less effective and hurting their units?
Let’s get rid of the filibuster and pack the Supreme Court.
Get rid of those onerous and deceitful “resort fees.”
If Mr. Biden doesn’t want to further stain his legacy, he should use the same reasoning to pardon Mr. Trump. We have a month and a half to see if this occurs.
How about pardoning a man who not only protected our country as a Marine but continued to protect commuters on the New York subway? How about pardoning Daniel Perry?
The government compensation systems have grown to serve those in government instead of the taxpayers funding this boondoggle
Americans are getting what they asked for, and Democrats are picking at their scraps with no new leaders to be found in their ranks.
Although Mr. Trump surprisingly selected a (somewhat) pro-labor former congresswoman to head the Department of Labor, it is assumed Mr. Trump has a hidden agenda in doing so.