Michael Shircliff wrote on December 17, 2007 11:51 AM: Ex-City Planner and Campaign Consultant for Yvonne Atkinson Gates, Michael Chambliss repeatedly stabbed Vincent Ekeoba to death in a local 7/11 in December of 2005.
Two years later, Chambliss is still out of jail and walking around free on bail.
Vincent is still dead.
I'm wondering who elses campaigns Chambliss worked on?
Who paid his bail?
Who does he have enough dirt on to keep him out of jail and free for all this time? Does he have enough juice to murder again.. Is he still carrying a knife around in his pocket?
And guess who appears to be his judge... Halverston. Why is that..did the competent elected judges use Chambliss's campaign consulting services? What is the story?

Steve wrote on November 27, 2007 10:14 PM: Tim,

Also, only a complete 100% moron would attack Republicans and the RJ for listing absolute truths about Ted Kennedy and his ILLEGAL alien maid's son, Harry Reid. The dollar never dropped like that until Reid and his filthy ilk took "control" of Congress. To answer your question, yes, if Reid, Kennedy, et al keep attempting to force yet another needless asinine amnesty down our throats, the peso will outclass the dollar. Reid needs to do something honorable for once in his entire life, realize that his parents should have aborted him, and resign from office giving up 100% of his "pension".

sam wrote on November 27, 2007 09:32 PM: Harry Reid is for Harry Reid. I don't care what party he is with. Harry is bad for Nevada. I hope no one is foolish enough to promote his son. The fruit does not fall far from the tree. Anyone that is sick of the "good ole boys" would be nuts to vote for a Reid.

Tim wrote on November 27, 2007 08:36 PM: Only neocons and the LVRJ would attack their home state Senator while this poor excuse of a President ruins the country.

The dollar has lost 44% of its value against the Euro since he took office and the Canadian dollar is now worth more than the American dollar.

What's next? Will the Mexican peso soon outclass the dollar?

bpbatista wrote on November 27, 2007 01:40 PM: "This war is lost." Maybe Reid was really talking about his political career.

James wrote on November 27, 2007 01:37 PM: Are They Even Relevant?

Senator Reid and the Democrats, in what is at the least a huge miscalculation of war policy, some would even say they were acts of treason, may very well have buried their presidential hopes for 2008 by declaring the war lost, opposing the Surge, blocking military funding and calling for premature troop withdrawals among other things.

Branded defeatists by their Republican opponents, the Democrats hurled headlong into their "Vietnam Mode," in an attempt to portray Iraq a complete misadventure, heedless of the facts that the conservatives could plainly see.

Even worse, conservative spokesmen have been alleging that the loud and strident negativity by liberal leaders and their lapdog media have actually served the interests of terrorists in the Middle East. Bin Laden has even taken to praising their efforts. It is claimed that the war activities of the vociferous left has not only emboldened the enemy but also given them loads of material for their propaganda campaigns.

If the Dems were wrong about this part of our foreign policy, which is of vital importance- America's survival is at stake here- then how can they claim they are competent to lead Congress or occupy the White House?

After reviewing their actions and the reality in Iraq I'm beginning to wonder if they're even relevant.

KJ wrote on November 27, 2007 11:10 AM: I don't like Senator Harry Reid. I don't like the way he is or what he says or the way he helps himself while doing harm to our troops' confidence. I am sorry he is a U.S. Senator. Of course, I am not surprised he is a democrat. What I want to know is, who will take him on? What will the benefits be? They will be moral. Go ahead- think about it.

Ed R. wrote on November 27, 2007 10:37 AM: The writer Doug is on the right track: the RJ has jumped on numbers that actually represent Nevadans' despair that Reid will not defend liberal democratic American ideals and protect the integrity of our armed forces. He and other ineffective Democrats have stood buy stuttering while a ruthless mob of corporate-fascist Republicans use our military like toys in their sick world-dominion games. If his numbers are bad now, wait a year till the fog lifts and the average Nevadan gets to see what's really left of the American economy after Bush packs up and goes back to his dude ranch.

timinator wrote on November 27, 2007 09:43 AM: Tim, the terms conservative and liberal really don't mean much in today's world. The true political spectrum has liberty on one end and tyranny on the other. Our Founders certainly certainly resided on the the liberty end in their political thought.

Do the RJ editorial writers support liberty and resist expanding government intrusion? Yes, I believe that they do. I'm pretty sure they would have decried the tyrannical behavior of the English crown in 1775 also.

tim wrote on November 27, 2007 09:09 AM: just let crazy harry keep doing what he does best, mouthpiece for the lunatic left and moveon. come election time watch him sing a different tune,by then it will to late.start planning your retirement now sen. for you no longer speak for the people of nv.

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