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LETTER: Let’s not forget Gov. Steve Sisolak’s COVID response

Gov. Steve Sisolak mingles with investor Joshua Saslove of Aspen, during a commencement ceremon ...
Gov. Steve Sisolak mingles with investor Joshua Saslove of Aspen, during a commencement ceremony at the yet-to-be finished Fontainebleau on the north Strip in Las Vegas Tuesday, Nov. 9, 2021. (K.M. Cannon/Las Vegas Review-Journal) @KMCannonPhoto
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Debra Krupp Las Vegas
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I guess Gov. Steve Sisolak is hoping that Nevadans will forget how he mishandled the COVID situation. As far as I know, he has expressed no regrets over the countless businesses he caused to shut down, never to reopen — or over how his school closures and ill-advised mask policies harmed children educationally and psychologically. His long term dependence on his one-man-rule emergency declaration was an abuse of power. A lot of damage has been done under his watch. Fortunately, we have the opportunity to remove him from office come November.

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