We are all sick and tired of hearing how bad an opposing candidate may or may not be.
Letters
Why not do what the military does?
Not all respondents tell the truth
No need for a constitional amendment
Megaresorts showing they don’t want local business
Claims need to be properly investigated
Somewhere is wrong when Nevada public employees are cashing out six-figure PTO claims
At least the party has Joe Biden and Hillary to fall back on
This is not good for the electoral or judicial systems
I was dismayed to read where the Review-Journal has agreed to carry Michael Ramirez cartoons regularly (“Taking his talents, pen to Las Vegas,” Sept. 16 Review-Journal). I became familiar with his work when I read the L.A. Times. In spite of his pronouncement that he is an “equal-opportunity offender,” nothing could be further from the truth. Ramirez touts that “his work won’t show allegiance to any political party,” yet a year into Trump’s presidency Ramirez continued to draw cartoons blaming Barack Obama for perceived injustices. Ramirez is strongly biased toward the Republican party. His cartoons reflect that bias.
Retired Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority CEO Rossi Ralenkotter is the gift that keeps on taking. It appears to taxpayers that the LVCVA is a good ol’ boys club, using public tax dollars as a personal slush fund.
The mythical gender wage gap was debunked so many times in the past 20 years that only the uninformed would believe one still exists. But the Sep. 15 Review-Journal (“Wage wedge”) rehashed the issue.
I have to admit that, despite my initial skepticism, there have been a lot of good changes made to the paper since the change in ownership. While the clear conservative bias is still there, the investigative work has generally been very good.
