Regarding Christine Blasey Ford coming forward about Kavanaugh (“Kavanaugh accuser talks to newspaper,” Monday Review-Journal), it does not surprise me that she said nothing for so many years.
Letters
I want to thank you for recognizing the greatest political cartoonist of all time (“Taking his talents, pen to Las Vegas,” Sunday Review-Journal). I have cut out and passed his cartoons on many times.
John R. Stites’s “Help wanted” letter to the editor on Sept. 8 mirrors my experience with Congresswoman Jacky Rosen’s office.
For the 55 years of our marriage, our account with NV Energy was in my husband David’s name. So when he passed two years ago, I had to switch the account to my name. Almost two years and several termination notices later, I’m just now getting my on-time monthly payments credited to the correct account. It took so many calls to NV Energy’s customer service to resolve the problem of transferring the account.
Caesars Entertainment Corp. CEO Mark Frissora did a corporate spin on his flawed test of parking fees (“Caesars: No damage from parking policy,” Friday Review-Journal).
A recent article in Friday’s Review-Journal (“His goal: Track down 50 states’ moon rocks”) clearly demonstrates why mankind has not returned to the moon after nearly 50 years. No one really cares. After each state was presented with the most significant and meaningful artifact to which they have ever been entrusted, about 40 states had lost track of the lunar samples at some point or other. Two samples are still missing. More than mere trivial mementos or souvenirs, these rocks and dust represent mankind’s greatest peacetime technological achievement. But no one really cares.
Your editorial last Sunday “Test scores” was misleading and inaccurate.
Concerning the College of Southern Nevada professor who shot himself in the arm to “protest Trump,” I am waiting for the gun control protests against his reckless actions by his fellow anti-Trump colleagues.
In reference to the Sept. 9 letter to the editor “Waste nearby,” bravo, Lyle McKenzie. Point well made.
The name of the paper should be changed to the Las Vegas Raiders Journal. More articles are regularly written about a bad football team from California than articles about our community.
First, I’d like to say that my heart goes out to the family of the young man who was shot outside Canyon Ridge High School on Tuesday. Now, I’d like to address the ones who want to destroy our Second Amendment rights.
The recent campaign commercials by Sen. Dean Heller suggesting that Congresswoman Jacky Rosen has not had any bills passed are a misrepresentation.
Jonathan Scott of the Property Brothers TV show says to vote yes on Question 3.
Kudos for the excellent editorial “Gutting Read by 3.”