Comments by user: coolfire
I agree with Mr. Schmid. With nothing against the Mayor, the idea of a shrine to Organized Crime is a disgrace. Our society should not pander to such illegal interests. In addition, it is shameful that with our economy, job losses, and budget crises that there is even serious consideration for such an expenditure on a shrine to Organized Crime.
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Such a museum, a shrine to Organized Crime, with or without participation of FBI representation, and regardless of name modifications, would be a disgrace. Organized Crime is anathema to legal society and should not be so honored, regardless of its history in Las Vegas.