LETTER: Our elected leaders are economically illiterate

Even with a new interim superintendent and $281 million just for textbooks and supplies, Clark County students will not be learning as they could and should due to unruly classroom behavior.

It is mind-boggling that the most important issue some voters are concerned about is the ability of a mother to abort her unborn child.

I voted “yes” on Question 3, not for ranked-choice voting, but for a voice in the primary elections as an independent voter.

We don’t need to build more housing for Californians.

When kids graduate from high school nowadays — if they graduate — they read at about a third-grade level and comprehension.

Almost every homebuyer, myself included, wants a house bigger, nicer and more expensive than they can afford.

I’m embarrassed as a Nevada voter to see our state still not reporting the results of the 2024 election three days after the blowout results nationwide.

The future looks bright again for the United States given that some competent people will be taking over for this present group of non-achievers.

Don’t expect much, if anything, from our elected officials. Then you won’t be let down when their performance is less than stellar.

Democracy works when people want change.