In response to your editorial on the debt: Erskine Bowles, chief of staff under Bill Clinton, warned us in Kiplinger’s Personal Finance (Feb. 2014), that if interest costs continue to rise, “there won’t be any money for other programs.” He stated: “Whether we talk to a liberal or a conservative group, they end up giving us a standing ovation.”
More than 10 years have passed, and Congress and presidents have ignored this warning. When will this bomb ignite?
Gun control, children’s safety should be the most important issues.
I cannot understand, then, why we allow the Nevada secretary of state’s office to publish daily vote totals broken down by party.
I don’t believe she has malicious intentions, but at the very least she’s been thoughtless when considering the ramifications of how the overwhelming majority of her votes affect the very people who elected her.
His loyalty is to himself and himself alone. He has neither the energy nor the ability to make complex decisions.
Fundamentally, if an election is taxpayer-funded, I should be allowed to vote in it. That is why I will be voting in favor of Question 3.
I do not question the importance of supporting the fire department. But I do question the importance and priority of projects the City Council regularly spends tax dollars on.
Don’t just vote for someone you would invite to dinner. Vote for someone you would want to run your business.
Those thinking about moving here will be thinking how they are going to educate their children. Many will change their minds and look at other options.
