Your Sept. 16 article about closing Government Wash because of illegal roads that harmed wildlife habitat left me scratching my head.
Everyone jumps up and down at this type of behavior — and I don’t condone illegal roads — but all you hear are crickets when animals and plants over thousands of acres are moved or destroyed for solar panels to advance the wacko green agenda.
And now the Greenlink project is going to really finish it off.
If you see or suspect animal abuse, report it. Animals are helpless, but when it comes to making their lives more bearable, people are not.
Now a member of the Department of Government Efficiency caucus, where has he been for the past four years?
As people try to solve the mystery of the drones, I would like to remind everyone when our military covertly tested the Stealth Bomber.
The purpose of tax collection is to raise just enough cash to fund a very limited government.
Telegraphing political ambition — as Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford has done — is a glaring warning to the electorate that the governor’s mansion is only a stepping stone to even higher office.
According to Immigration and Customs Enforcement statistics, Mr. Obama focused his attention on the interior of the country, where illegals had been living for 10 to 20 years. Mr. Trump, however, focused his enforcement on recent arrivals, which included a higher percentage of criminal offenders.
I agree with the Sunday column by Victor Joecks decrying political violence. He ignores, however, this country was founded on political violence.
