When I started to read Joe Mathews’ essay on the Sunday Viewpoints cover about “foster care for all,” I was appalled. Then I became enraged. Unbelievable.
But by paragraph five, I’d figured it out and began to chuckle — and that turned to full-fledged laughter. What a great idea. The only thing wrong is that you forgot to print the last two words: April fools!
Free speech works both ways. Be careful what you wish for. You might get it.
While NV Energy officials say they want to make sure consumers don’t experience disruptions to service, it seems the way they intend to do this is by making Las Vegas homeowners live in a hot house.
This is getting too scary. It is time for Congress to take back control of what is supposed to be a division of powers.
How can there be any civil debate when not even the president of the United States can be civil?
I found Tom Conlin‘s Thursday letter to be ridiculous. It was an exercise in justifying gross benefits for life at the expense of the taxpayer.
The Nevada Commission on Judicial Discipline should fire Judge Erika Ballou, not suspend her.
I was shocked by our senators’ votes to march the government idiotically toward shutdown.
With a few budget “haircuts” here and there, the prospects of a balanced federal budget are much closer to reality. What a novel concept.
About the criticisms of the “please come to Nevada” campaign: What can a slogan, no matter how compelling or clever, do when the deck is stacked against us?
