Letters

The moral of the story is to have funding in place before something is built rather than rely on taxation. In the meantime, we will be paying down $140M in construction debt for another 20 years.

At least she still has a life. Unlike those countless innocent animals.

Is mainstream thinking like the thinking of Democrats in New York and California?

Any of you who followed the behavior of Al Davis when he was the owner of that team should not be surprised by the expectations and greed of his son.

Some of the benefits proper light timing provides: better gas mileage, less pollution, less speeding and less red-light running from frustration, to name a few.

This illustrates exactly what public officials should not be doing: obsessing with trivial, meaningless non-issues that have no impact on citizens’ lives and which government should not be concerned with in the first place.

Curious how, for a taxpayer-funded building project, individuals with the most experience and best qualifications in the construction field were not on the list.

The examples of zoos helping species through breeding and reintroduction are not “countless,” as American Humane asserts. Quite the opposite — of 167 attempts to reintroduce captive-bred animals to the wild, fewer than 10 percent have succeeded.

Go to your local center for the homeless and hungry and declare, “My priority is to care for immigrants whether legal or not, and you’re at the back of the line for my attention and resources.”

I think Sheldon Adelson got smart and saw right through Mr. Davis.