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Posted on: With the dirt flying, party backing away

Good article. The Governor has displayed extremley bad judgement. Dawn is a victim and is getting roasted-that is not right.

(Suggest removal) 5/29/08 at 7:48 a.m.

Posted on: Jon Ralston feels their pain, but would ask Jim and Dawn: Why now?

To: NeVMom--Man you hit the nail on the head. Dawn is a great lady, a contributor and then and now a victim. She has not worked to earn a dime in over two years. What is she supposed to do?? I sure wish that the "Dawn Bashing' would stop. As far a "Family Values Jim" is concerned, he and his girl friend should stay in Reno. Again, NeVMom--Thanks

(Suggest removal) 5/28/08 at 10:42 a.m.

Posted on: Jim Gibbons reaps public embarrassment through private sowing

To: T. Mosley. My apologies. I did not know so I should have said "person" vice "Gentlemen". I plead "no lo". I agree with you for the most part, however it is not alleged unless I am blind, which I am not. Have a great day.

(Suggest removal) 5/26/08 at 8:30 a.m.

Posted on: Jim Gibbons reaps public embarrassment through private sowing

Congratulations on an excellent article. It is about time that Dawn got a fair shake. She has and is doing a great job as First Lady. She is the First Lady if and until the divorce is final. The affair is not alleged. Why do you think he is in the "Reno House"--so he can play patti cake with his girl friend. She probably leaves the kids a home or with their dad. "Family Values Jim" struggles with honesty and the truth. The Mazzio case (swept under the rug) and now this terrible treatment of a wife that is the reason he is Governor. As the gentleman above said, the First Lady should take the high road and lets all hope the judicial system treats her with fairness and equity. This case should not be sealed. In my view the reason it is is because the Governor does not want his girl friend and her kids to be dragged through the public mud.

(Suggest removal) 5/25/08 at 8:48 a.m.