RJ Editorial today -
“It's encouraging to see the Supreme Court embrace free-market conomics in an age of hypercompetitive global commerce”
Friday, June 29, 2007
Sunday, June 03, 2007
It is a SHAME the RJ will print anything that distorts the POOR.
According to a Congressional Budget Office (CBO) study released this month, the bottom fifth of families with children, whose average income in 2005 was $16,800, enjoyed a larger percentage increase in income from 1991 to 2005 than all other groups except the top fifth.
“The bottom fifth increased its earnings by 80 percent,”
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According to the -
Congressional Budget Office
http://www.cbo.gov/ftpdocs/81xx/doc8113/05-16-Low-Income.pdf
Changes in the Economic Resources of
Low-Income Households with Children
Summary and Introduction
In 2005, the average annual income of the nation’s
poorest households with children (those in the bottom
20 percent, the lowest quintile, of the income distribution)
was $16,800, which was 35 percent higher in real
(inflation-adjusted) terms than it had been in 1991.
from 2001 to 2003.
Why would the
What does the RJ hope to accomplish by printing the LIES?
Friday, June 01, 2007
Thursday, May 31, 2007
Monday, May 28, 2007
Saturday, May 19, 2007
Friday, May 18, 2007
Thursday, May 17, 2007
Today in the SUN, there was an article by Emily Richmond - Schools lack Solid Foundation.
In it she mentions - Rod Paige - Sec of Education - that refereed to NEA as a "Terrorist Organization"
The Next day - March 4, 2004 - the RJ ran a Mike Luckovich cartoon.
2 panels - in the balloon
in Panel #1.
"OK, I'll Apologize for comparing the NEA Teachers Union to Terrorist."
Panel #2 = "I'm sorry Al-Quaida"
Don't look for it in the RJ archives - they took it down, and ran the cartoon from the day before, or the day after.
HERE IS MY HOPE - the Sun calls the RJ on it.
Since they have this - ongoing battle.
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Monday, May 14, 2007
Until today, I missed it, but in the -
Apr. 18, 2007 RJ
U.S. ATTORNEY FIRINGS: 90 seconds called key
Brief meeting resolved issue about Bogden
By STEVE TETREAULT
STEPHENS WASHINGTON BUREAU 
The fate of ex-U.S. Attorney for Nevada Daniel Bogden, pictured in Las Vegas in February, might have been sealed in 90 seconds.
Photo by John Locher.
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The fate of ex-U.S. Attorney for Nevada Daniel Bogden, pictured in Las Vegas in February, might have been sealed in 90 seconds.
Photo by John Locher.
WASHINGTON -- Daniel Bogden's fate as chief federal prosecutor in Nevada ultimately came down to a 90-second meeting convened shortly before Justice Department officials decided to dismiss him as U.S. attorney in December.
A former high level department executive has told congressional investigators that a Justice Department team held a last-minute discussion after Deputy Attorney General Paul McNulty said in an e-mail on Dec. 5 that he was "skittish" about firing Bogden.
McNulty; his chief of staff, Keith Elston; Monica Goodling, a senior counsel to Attorney General Alberto Gonzales; and possibly one other official gathered in the office of Kyle Sampson,
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That goes on and on.
Gibbons name is NOT EVEN MENTIONED.
Wonder WHY, nobody is asking if there was a connection when it SEEMS SO OBVIOUS.
Monday, May 07, 2007
Sunday, April 29, 2007
Their Words give them away.
In today's EDITORIAL: The AARP and 'empty talk'
The RJ uses the word - "tiny" to define how BuSh wanted to END Social Security.
President Bush made Social Security reform a cornerstone of his first term, realizing that the program in its current form is simply unsustainable over the long term. He suggested that younger workers be allowed to invest a tiny portion of their Social Security contributions in their own personal accounts.
Hillary's Health Care Plan is WHAT WE ALL NEED.
VOTE HILLARY.
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Friday, April 27, 2007
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Friday, April 20, 2007
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Today, the RJ had an article about -
A bill mandating that insurance companies cover a cervical cancer vaccine
That was SO Convoluted it was impossible to understand.
Does that mean the RJ is against Cervical Cancer Vaccine for ALL?
Probably.
The drama began when the Senate took up reconsideration of
Senate Bill 409, a
measure sought by Senate Minority Leader Dina Titus, D-Las Vegas, to require the coverage for the vaccine.
Nine of 11 Republicans
voted against the bill on Friday after Sen. Barbara Cegavske,
R-Las Vegas, spoke in opposition to the insurance company mandate.
On Monday, on a strictly party line 11-10 vote, Republicans recalled the measure and sent it to the secretary's desk, a sort of parliamentary purgatory where it can remain indefinitely.
Amodei and Sen. Randolph Townsend, R-Reno, the two GOP votes for the bill on Friday, joined with their Republican colleagues to move the bill to the desk, where it will die if not voted on by an April 24 deadline.
Raggio said he voted against Titus' bill because adding mandates causes the cost of insurance to rise.
Titus' bill would require health insurance companies, including Nevada Check-Up and Medicaid, to make the vaccine, called Gardasil, available to females ages 9 to 26.
Titus said the bill does not mandate that all eligible for the vaccine get it but makes it more affordable and accessible.
Funding for the vaccine is included in the budgets for Medicaid and Nevada Check-up, health plans for the working poor and the uninsured.
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Monday, April 16, 2007
Thursday, April 05, 2007
Tuesday, April 03, 2007
The RJ brings you ALL THE IMPORTANT NEWS.
Today's Lead story = MESSY SITUATION: Cleanup under way
When neighbors complained last week about Roger Anderson turning his front yard into a garbage dump, he told them what they saw as junk was actually worth a lot of money.
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