Best choice for president keeps his promises
There is an easy answer to John OâNeillâs question, âWhy do millions of âevangelical Christiansâ continue to support Donald Trump, a man who repeatedly trashed the Ten CommandmentsâŚ?â (Feb. 23)
Christians believe that we all have âtrashed the Ten Commandments.â Jesus said, âHe who is without sin throw the first stone.â If we were to wait for a perfect man, we have to wait for the Second Coming.
Since we have to choose a less-than-perfect man, we will choose one that doesnât support abortion up to the moment of birth, one who doesnât want to take away our right to defend ourselves and does his best to keep his promises.
Tom Ruhoff
Carson City
Sisolak should see events as opportunities for service
Remember when Obama was president, we were told that even if we didnât respect the man to respect the office? Gov. Sisolakâs boycotting of several events at the recent meeting of the National Governors Association in Washington, D.C., disrespects the office and demonstrates his arrogance and partisanship.
Sisolakâs decision is supposedly in protest to the Department of Energyâs secret shipment of weapons-grade plutonium to a facility north of Las Vegas. However, instead of waiting for a written response from the administration, refusing to attend certain events and snubbing the president (and the office) in the process, why not take advantage of a possible opportunity to address these concerns in person?
Sisolak needs to remember that neither he nor anyone in his administration were elected by a big margin and he serves and represents all Nevadans, not just Democrats or those organizations to whom he is indebted.
Steve and Kathy Coleson
Minden