The conviction of Donald Trump raises two questions pertaining to news outlets in general and the Review-Journal in particular: Per any stylebook, which should be stated first in referencing Mr. Trump, “presumptive Republican presidential nominee” or “convicted felon”? Also, since the RJ offered commemorative reprints of the front page when Mr. Trump won the election, will you do the same for the front page headlining his conviction?
Why not invest in programs that have success stories and that work rather than fund the same old, same old system that has not been successful and will continue to flounder?
Donald Trump and Sam Brown are extremists. These are two men who would sooner throw your vote away if it’s not for them.
These so-called CBO budget experts, if in the private sector, would be put out on the streets for their incompetence.
A woman has the right to an abortion up to 24 weeks. In fact, no one in Nevada can take away the right to an abortion, including Mr. Brown.
Isn’t it fascinating that signatures are excruciatingly validated and litigated when it comes to appearing on the ballot, but ignored once the actual voting takes place?
Trump has never conceded. There is no proof that the election was illegitimate or voter fraud was an issue. Where is his and his party’s apology?
