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Kirk Christopher Moll Las Vegas

August 5, 2023 - 9:01 pm

In response to the Review-Journal’s Wednesday editorial about the GOP continuing to press Hunter Biden:

It is very clear that the GOP and the Review-Journal are trying to provide a deflection from the unprecedented charges brought against Donald Trump. Joe Biden is not implicated in anything his son did or did not do, no matter how hard the GOP or the newspaper pretends he was.

Mr. Trump is now indicted in three different cases and is facing 78 felony charges, with more to come possibly in Georgia. This is one of biggest and most important stories in U.S. history, yet Republicans and the Review-Journal mainly try to run cover for Mr. Trump, either directly or tacitly in support of this outrageous and dangerous individual without contemplating the nature and seriousness of the crimes of which he is accused.

Both are feckless, cartoonish and wholly disappointing as one of the major political parties in this country and one of the major institutions of journalism in Nevada.

LETTER: Trump pardons Honduras drug-smuggling president

Chris Boyd Las Vegas

December 10, 2025 - 10:41 am

Trump just freed one of the world’s biggest, convicted narco-terrorists. How utterly shameful.

LETTER: Putin and peace

George LeMay Las Vegas

December 9, 2025 - 9:01 pm

The United States should go to the top of the hill and ask Russia to pull out its troops, return all land (plus Crimea) it invaded while killing innocent people and make reparations for the destruction it brought to Ukraine.

LETTER: The loss of the penny

Paul R. Mills Las Vegas

December 9, 2025 - 9:14 am

I suggest that the change from every sales tax transaction ending with one, two, three or four cents — those pennies that we will not see — be delegated to go toward our national debt.