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Military court would guarantee justice: Saturday, November 21, 2009; LETTER TO THE EDITOR:; Clarence Lanzrath, Las Vegas; I have serious reservations regarding the upcoming trial in New York City of the, dare I say, terrorists.

Reid fighting the good fight on health care: Saturday, November 21, 2009; LETTER TO THE EDITOR:; Susan Brooks, Las Vegas; I am thrilled to see that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has presented a health care bill that would cover 94 percent of Americans and cut the federal deficit over 10 years.

Don’t be fooled by insurers’ ads attacking Titus: Saturday, November 21, 2009; LETTER TO THE EDITOR:; Linda Turner, Henderson; I wish to caution readers who have been exposed to the deceptive and outright false claims made by TV ads targeting Rep. Dina Titus’ support of the Affordable Health Care for America Act.

Palin’s actions illustrate where her priorities are: Saturday, November 21, 2009; LETTER TO THE EDITOR:; Robert Blanner, North Las Vegas; There were people who called Sarah Palin a quitter when she stepped down as Alaska’s governor. That wasn’t the case at all — she showed she was an entrepreneur.

Sympathy for bus drivers who deal with this rudeness: Saturday, November 21, 2009; LETTER TO THE EDITOR:; Marcia Koben, Las Vegas; I’d like to vent a little myself about rude people, specifically rude bus riders.

Count on businesses to save economy: Friday, November 20, 2009; Letter to the editor:; Carl R. Sadler, Las Vegas; Regarding the Las Vegas Sun’s Monday editorial, “In search of answers: White House forum on joblessness should also focus on short-term solutions”:

Faith must guide Catholics, even in public office: Friday, November 20, 2009; Letter to the editor:; George Pucine, Las Vegas; Regarding Richard J. Mundy’s Thursday letter to the editor, headlined “Bishops have no right to influence lawmakers’ votes”:

Let’s not make taxpayers foot the bill for abortions: Friday, November 20, 2009; Letter to the editor:; Esmael E. Candelaria, Henderson; Haven’t all of the folks for “choice” in regard to abortion, starting with some members of Congress, ever heard of birth control?

Reform essential because insurers don’t play fair: Friday, November 20, 2009; Letter to the editor:; Gerry Hageman, Las Vegas; Regarding Richard McCord’s Wednesday letter to the editor, headlined “Pieced-together monstrosity is no real reform”:

Venting a little about rude people: Thursday, November 19, 2009; Letter to the editor:; Marte Jones, Las Vegas; I know there are issues more pressing than the following, but I guess I’m no different from most anyone else when it comes to little irritations in life. This letter is to help the 99 percent of the population know they are not alone.

Create jobs, yes, but then keep them in U.S.: Thursday, November 19, 2009; Letter to the editor:; Michael J. Di Bella, North Las Vegas; President Barack Obama intends to host a December joblessness forum with the aim of encouraging job creation.

Bishops have no right to influence lawmakers’ votes: Thursday, November 19, 2009; Letter to the editor:; Richard J. Mundy, Las Vegas; I resent Catholic bishops, such as Thomas Tobin of Rhode Island, blackmailing Catholic politicians by threatening to withhold communion.

Expand Medicare to all in the nation: Wednesday, November 18, 2009; Letter to the editor:; Stuart Weiss, Las Vegas; David Leonhardt is to be congratulated on his Friday column trying to explain the basic elements of the various health care reform bills.

Pieced-together monstrosity is no real reform: Wednesday, November 18, 2009; Letter to the editor:; Richard McCord, Henderson; Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi twisted arms to get a slim majority for a nearly 2,000-page health care reform bill on a Saturday night almost without debate. The bill has become a hellish creation similar to Dr. Frankenstein’s monster, except that it now has chicken legs.

GOP bowing to special interests, not constituents: Wednesday, November 18, 2009; Letter to the editor:; Annette Zervoudakes, Henderson; I am so disappointed in our Congress. How members of Congress can allow corporations to rule against the majority of the U.S. citizens is an abomination — all because of political contributions by the insurance industry, they are ready to sell out their constituency!

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