Voters had plenty of reasons to distrust Washington’s executive branch before the IRS and Department of Justice scandals exploded Monday. Many of those reasons are related to September’s Benghazi debacle, which finally started receiving the scrutiny it deserved last week, from both Congress and the national press.
Editorials
In the state with the country’s highest unemployment rate, it makes no sense to tax job creation.
Even by the awful standards of Washington, where hubris and vindictiveness are standard operating procedure, the arrogance and malfeasance uncovered at the Internal Revenue Service and the U.S. Department of Justice over the past few days is staggering.
The four-member majority of the Clark County Commission that voted against a property tax increase for University Medical Center last week did the right thing, and not just because residents and businesses can’t afford yet another tax hike. There are myriad policy questions that need to be answered before a tax increase is even considered.
The longer the Clark County School Board waits to launch a national search for a new superintendent, the less appealing the job becomes to potential candidates across the country.
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