Good column. I liked it better the first time I saw it, though.

http://blogs.lasvegasnow.com/politics/20...

"hmmm...maybe a list of the companies would be in order?

lazy "reporting" once again."

Click on the link, dummy.

lvelegante,

Are you daft? You didn't see the press "climbing up Bill Clinton's a$$ regarding Monica Lewinsky"? You weren't paying attention then...

And Gibbons isn't divorced. The proceedings have been held up over a dispute. Still married.

Please...

All I ask is for Dave Mesker and the rest of the Palin-supporting brain trust to get organized and nominate her as the GOP presidential candidate in 2012.

Please... You must keep the train wreck alive.

"One more time-------this bill in any form will break the back of this country."

Prove it.

Ban it indoors. There's no sense in letting a tiny minority of people affect the health of everyone around them.

I don't smoke and I don't want to be around smokers. And when I used to smoke (10 years) I was courteous about it. I didn't smoke in crowds and I rarely smoked indoors.

Ban it.

"If you want to stop all the dying, vote republican."

Boy. talk about the dumbest thing I've read all day.

Iraq...
Afghanistan...

I agree with Caroll -- stay away from Steve Friess. He's such self-serving loser. I don't understand why Ralson and Nevada Week in Review have this nobody on their show.

I used to live down there and loved it. But guess what -- it wasn't a "safe" neighborhood.

Our house was broken into multiple times. So was one of our cars. A drunk tried to rob me at the gas station right next to Luv It's in broad daylight. Stolen cars were dumped on my street. A cop shot a guy just around the corner from me.

But it's also the only place I've lived in Vegas where I know all my neighbors and talked to them nearly every day. The sense of community is not found in the suburbs and something I miss. There's a great group of people living down there.

But that said, it's a high-crime area and the people "offended" by that fact are just being silly.

Tire Works donated $25,000 to Nina's Night Out in 2008. I guess we know what it costs to get special treatment from a Ch. 13 reporter.