Browsing: Letters

I recently saw a dermatologist for a rash that had been driving me nuts for two weeks. He did a physical exam and sent a prescription…

I guess Wayne Schaack (Aug. 20 letter) and I look at things differently when it comes to inflation. He speaks in generalities. I speak in hard…

President Joe Biden’s announcement that he will not seek re-election raises questions about his priorities as he finishes his term. Student loan forgiveness remains on top…

I’m tired of hearing politicians say inflation is caused by price gouging. The opposite is a far more likely scenario. The last thing a retailer wants…

What is wrong with the Clark County School District trustees? What sense does it make to put a cap on learning, such as the 4.95 GPA…

If election officials are concerned about voter ID information, one would think inviting people to update their signature, driver’s license number, last four digits of their…

Your July 31 editorial on President Joe Biden’s attempt to garner some respect for our Supreme Court was misleading to readers (“Biden’s radical plan to hijack…

Evan Blythin (Thursday letter to the Review-Journal on development) continues to beat his own drum with disregard for the salient facts. No county in the United…

The Review-Journal reports that, for the first time ever, the average July temperature in Las Vegas exceeded 100 degrees. A record high of 120 was set…

I found Ron Stegner’s Aug. 1 letter interesting. He attributes the increase of gasoline prices, grocery prices, utility prices and rent to Joe Biden. Presidents have…