Las Vegas Sun

April 24, 2024

Letters to the Editor

  • Restraint tool would help Metro Police
    Reading about any officer being stabbed or shot is horrifying but when it’s a canine and it didn’t need to happen, it is maddening ...
  • Las Vegas’ growth is unsustainable
    Some people seem to honestly think we as a city are exonerated from Colorado River water usage due to recent findings that cite agriculture as being the dominant user of the river’s water. While Las Vegas has done a very good job in conserving water, we have a long way to go ...
  • Keep studio out of neighborhood
    Diversifying the economy in Nevada beyond gaming is a good thing, but placing a film studio in the middle of a residential area is not ...
  • Corrupt court must be reformed
    The March 30 letter “Court is meant to be apolitical” opines that the Supreme Court should not be criticized for its extreme conservative activism because its function is to interpret the law, unbiased by politics ...
  • Trump’s bite is predictable
    The week before Easter, Donald Trump peddled signed Bibles to raise campaign funds. The hypocrisy is mind-bending. A man with no capacity for ...
  • Utility math doesn’t add up
    I’m a 76-year-old grumpy guy who agrees with the March 31 letter “Las Vegas is going downhill fast.” To it, I would add: Why does NV Energy advertise despite being the only game in town? Maybe it could save the money and help us out with our electric bills ...
  • We each can do a part to save Earth
    April is Earth month, and this year we can celebrate new opportunities to help reduce planet warming pollution, make our homes healthy and comfortable, and save money ...
  • Trump flew too close to the sun
    One of the takeaways of Donald Trump’s political career is that if one’s life and business activities are not squeaky clean, then one should forgo getting into the public arena ...
  • DEI is latest GOP boogeyman
    In response to the collapse of the Key Bridge in Baltimore, in which six people died as a result of the bridge being struck by a disabled 213 million-pound cargo ship, Utah Republican gubernatorial candidate Phil Lyman was lightning quick in pinpointing the cause of this accident.
  • So many people believe the lies
    When I was a child, I was easily swayed by what I was told, especially when the information came from a respected and what I thought was a knowledgeable source.
  • Trump’s plans easy to imagine
    A mole just leaked a draft of Donald Trump’s pre-election agenda and first 100 days in office: ...
  • Abused patients deserve justice
    On his HBO show “Last Week Tonight,” John Oliver recently reported on medical boards, highlighting a cry for help that victims of Samuel Chacon, whose license is suspended, have for years been asking for ...
  • Thomas flouts ethical practices
    Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, whose character and integrity have been in question from Day One, should recuse himself from all of Donald Trump’s court proceedings ...
  • Las Vegas is going downhill fast
    I am a 91-year-old grumpy person who has lived in Las Vegas for over 50 years. The best thing is that I won’t be around much longer to see this place get any more messed up ...
  • Abortion pill case was always a loser
    The group attempting to ban the abortion pill mifepristone had two problems: 1) it had no standing, as it could not show any harm to its group; 2) it could not show merit in its case against the Food and Drug Administration’s approval of the drug for medical use ...
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