In response to your Thursday article, “Lawmaker wants Nevadans to buckle up or get a ticket”: I think lawmakers need to focus more on texting/facebooking/tweeting drivers than on seat-belt use. The person not wearing a seatbelt is a himself. If he doesn’t want to buckle up, so what? The other drivers who can’t put their phones down are a danger to everyone around them.
The objective is to show that Mr. Trump is not a nice person, and with biased judges and juries, the verdicts are already determined.
I cannot comprehend why identification is not required to vote in Nevada, yet it is required to pick up hair spray.
Projections for 11 million passengers a year are awfully optimistic.
Maybe an enthusiastic investigative journalist could find the link to how, during the summer of fun, a pallet of bricks was suddenly delivered to the protesters.
Consumers need protection from companies trying to take advantage, and our government is the only institution that can protect the purchaser.
