Back in the dark ages, I was told that, when you vote, your vote is private. I remember the old voting booths that pulled a curtain behind you to ensure no one could view how you voted.
I voted earlier this week. When I left my voting machine, I passed by and observed four voters casting their ballots, and I could see how they were voting.
Did I miss something along the way?
Las Vegas used to be a place where people would come here for good inexpensive food, free drinks when they gambled and inexpensive entertainment.
Too many voters can’t name their city councilmembers, school board trustees, or district attorney yet these officials shape our lives every day.
Our nation’s public lands system is one of America’s greatest ideas.
The most inconvenient truth is that the U.S. Social Security system is fundamentally flawed and is bleeding red ink.
The answers are simple: Casinos are their own worst enemy.
