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Nice work on Rudy Giuliani
   When I visited your website, I thought the cover piece on Rudy Giuliani would be an unnecessary, ego-stroking article that wouldn't cover what Republicans need to hear after our national defeat this election ["To whom to turn, November]. Rather, its author narrated outside Giuliani and explored the areas Republicans need to tackle in order to retain the White House in 2008.
   While I anticipated a cheerleading performance by Liberty Watch, I received cold-hard truth, something my party needs to consider. Giuliani is someone I would like to lead my country for eight years, and hopefully he opens his eyes outside of party lines and into American ones. His quotes seemed streamlined with those of G-Dub's, but clearly that is not where America is headed.
   Keep up the good work and continue questioning even our own circle's direction. We must.
Tina 
Las Vegas

I'm a brainwashed union slave who dislikes Jerry Airola and Lynette Boggs McDonald - so leave me alone!
   To start with, I don't know or care how you got my name on your mailing list, but please remove it. As a proud, card-carrying member of IATSE [International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees] Local #720 here in Las Vegas, I have no interest in your corporate, union-bashing pablum you print.
   I am sick to death, first of all, of hearing Ms. Boggs McDonald and her followers talking of the great union conspiracy to remove her from office and making her a victim. The only thing she is a victim of is an ugly divorce that was brought about by her own megalomania. No one forced her to run in a district outside of the one where she currently resides.
   Furthermore, your endorsement of Jerry Airola, a man who has repeatedly lied in the press about numerous items, just shows how shallow, ignorant and gullible all of you truly are. Suffice it to say, I do not now, nor will I ever agree with your views, and I have no desire to read any of your pablum. 
   Also, by the way, any way you look at it, no matter what kind of argument you use against unions, shifting the power away from the big casinos (specifically MGM Mirage and its like) is anything but a bad thing. 
Wilbert Smith
Las Vegas