In response to your Thursday AP story, “Justices supportive of Missouri church”:
If the U.S. Supreme Court approves the Missouri church for state money, and if the church receives public money in the form of police and fire protection, and if a church can receive public funding for religious education, is there some point at which a church should start paying taxes?
The Raiders continue to abuse their fans and overstay their Las Vegas welcome, as every sports outlet and commentator indicated they were tanking for the first overall draft pick and yet the administrative leaders of this team insisted that was not the case.
For the new year, I think anyone wishing to hold public office should be required to prove that they can tie their shoes.
The glorious Christmas feast hosted by Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada was uplifting.
