Las Vegas Sun

April 26, 2024

Letters to the Editor

  • Military just keeps expanding
    George Washington in 1775 had no real army, navy or even uniforms. His volunteer force often had minimal food, blankets and medical care ...
  • Supreme Court has run amok
    This U.S. Supreme Court never saw an insurrection it didn’t love or a pregnancy it didn’t insist on carrying to term, nor has it ever heard a lie it didn’t agree with or seen a gift it wouldn’t accept...
  • Let taxpayers keep their money
    It’s been reported that the average tax refund would be bigger and arrive quicker than previously — approximately $3,011 —and that 2 out of 3 taxpayers are ...
  • Create lottery to benefit education
    The past few months have been the most exciting time for this city that I have ever witnessed in over 50 years, outside of the 1980 Holmes-Ali fight ...
  • LIV golfers betray America
    I remember South Africa attempting to “sportswash” its behavior toward its Black population. The world rejected the country’s participation in sporting events until it did away with its ...
  • GOP sabotaging national security
    FBI Director Christopher Wray warned a congressional committee about a growing danger of terrorist attacks on U.S. soil similar to the recent attack in Moscow that killed or injured over 150 people at a concert hall ...
  • School is no place for guns
    At a time when many Republicans are doubling down on trying to make abortion illegal, a proposition that is going to cost them heavily at the election booth, the Tennessee Legislature is in the process of passing ...
  • Financial fraud is not excusable
    With regards to Donald Trump’s recent fraud conviction and subsequent civil financial penalty, some people insist that since everyone made money and no one was hurt, it’s no big deal. Based on that logic, I could rob a bank, invest the money well and then ...
  • Tax code in need of rewriting
    I urge policymakers to take a serious look at our tax code, which favors the wealthy and large corporations, a sentiment felt by 72% of the small-business respondents in a recent Small Business for America’s Future survey ...
  • Readers benefit from dual views
    In the event that the Review-Journal succeeds in severing its relationship with the Sun, I don’t see much reason to continue my subscription ...
  • Con man will keep escalating
    Donald Trump proved himself to be a con artist by suggesting that COVID-19 could be treated with disinfectants like Clorox and Lysol, or with the anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine, which he then went into the business to sell ...
  • Superintendent cycle spins again
    The search for a new superintendent will ultimately end like everything else with the Clark County School District ...
  • Las Vegas doesn’t want a bad franchise
    The fact that more than 50% of Las Vegas voters oppose the relocation of the A’s should be a warning sign that we don’t want a bad franchise ...
  • Strong leaders disavow violence
    Former President Donald Trump calls Jan. 6 prisoners “hostages” and “unbelievable patriots,” and claims they have been horribly mistreated. He plans to pardon them if he’s reelected ...
  • This violence is scripted, and real
    Donald Trump, for a short while, appeared on professional wrestling shows. He and WWE chief Vince McMahon staged some matches between themselves to excite the crowd — in business suits, no less ...
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