A broad mix of opinions to assess

Jerry Mosier, Pahrump

Sunday, Sept. 15, 2013 | 2:01 a.m.

I truly like getting the Las Vegas Sun and the Review-Journal together. This way, I can read the opinion pieces and editorials of both papers for comparison and contrast.

While I don’t usually agree with the Journal’s viewpoints, I sometimes do and use such to compare to the Sun’s slant. I even sometimes don’t agree with the Sun.

But the important thing, I think for the public, is to be able to have two different perspectives. This helps keep the public more informed, more broad-minded and perhaps less biased.