Neal Matzkin Henderson
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 9
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- Sep 18, 2026
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- Jul 15, 2026
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LETTER: Marty OâDonnell ad on the Colorado River is all wet (opens the original)
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Few things have less relationship to validity and the truth than a political ad, but we are at least entitled to some truth about basic facts. One of those is about the water in the Colorado River. In his current TV ad, GOP congressional candidate Marty O’Donnell states that California is taking 2 million acre feet of “our” water. The truth is that this water never was and is not ours. When the Colorado River Compact was signed in the 1920s, Nevada received its annual allocation of 300,000 acre-
JONAH GOLDBERG: Ukraine war becoming very inconvenient for Trump (opens the original)
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One of the challenges with writing about the war in — and on — Ukraine is that so little changes. I don’t mean the fighting on the ground, though even there, when viewed from a distance, it doesn’t look as though much has shifted in a long while. Russia has gained very little territory in the past year (even as it has suffered an estimated half-million Russian casualties over the past 12 months). All of that to gain 0.3 percent of Ukrainian territory (and net zero gains in the past six months).
LETTER: Blame Trump for public mistrust in elections (opens the original)
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In response to your July 21 editorial on election fraud: Are there potential issues with election security. Yes. But the issues are more potential than actual. And you have ignored the biggest reason people are losing trust in the validity of elections: Donald Trump, with his baseless accusations, continues to foment distrust. Mr. Trump’s ego refuses to allow him to believe it was possible for him to lose the 2000 election, so he doubles down with his commitment to the Big Lie theory: Repeat oft
LETTER: Socialism is great if somebody else pays for it (opens the original)
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In the July 8 Review-Journal, a letter from Ron Mitchell (“Benign socialism”) sang the praises of Social Democrats and how a socialist government would provide Americans with free social programs. But Mr. Mitchell was writing his letter using rose-colored glasses. He itemized all of the so-called benefits that a socialist government can provide. But he ignored the fact that each and every program carries a cost that would impact every American. From several different sources, I saw where Medicar
COMMENTARY: The inhumanity of surrogacy (opens the original)
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A same-sex couple in Canada is currently suing the surrogate who made their son possible. The woman refused an abortion when a cleft lip was discovered on the unborn child she was carrying. Things do get complicated when we men and women get into the business of playing God. It doesn’t have to be something as intimate and yet bound by legal contracts as surrogacy. We do it all the time in life. But should we be doing surrogacy in the first place? What about the surrogate? And what about the litt
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