Exhibt L: why we have State rights and the US senate.

[Bear5131]

This article is a prime example of why the senate was created in the first place and wasn't designed to represent the people. You can't have states with a bigger population bully smaller states.

The drought-parched West wants to take Mississippi River water? Fat chance! Or is it?​

Leave it to the Westerners to come up with solutions to their problems by causing problems for others.

Las Vegas resident Bill Nichols' June 22 suggestion of diverting Mississippi River water to the Southwest to help solve the Southwest's drought problem is nothing more than a plan to steal, under federal-government oversight at taxpayers' expense, water that belongs to the Midwest.

Midwesterners won't allow West to take Mississippi River water​

Regarding the letter by Bill Nichols. Don't you feel any obligation to educate your readers about how things work? Why was this letter even published? Water rights are a contentious and highly defined area of law

The drought-parched West wants to take Mississippi River water? Fat chance! Or is it?

Desert Sun readers sound off about water.

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[Binary_Digit]

This article is a prime example of why the senate was created in the first place and wasn't designed to represent the people. You can't have states with a bigger population bully smaller states.

The drought-parched West wants to take Mississippi River water? Fat chance! Or is it?​

Leave it to the Westerners to come up with solutions to their problems by causing problems for others.

Las Vegas resident Bill Nichols' June 22 suggestion of diverting Mississippi River water to the Southwest to help solve the Southwest's drought problem is nothing more than a plan to steal, under federal-government oversight at taxpayers' expense, water that belongs to the Midwest.

Midwesterners won't allow West to take Mississippi River water​

Regarding the letter by Bill Nichols. Don't you feel any obligation to educate your readers about how things work? Why was this letter even published? Water rights are a contentious and highly defined area of law

The drought-parched West wants to take Mississippi River water? Fat chance! Or is it?

Desert Sun readers sound off about water.

www.desertsun.com

West this, West that, Westerners the other.

Who is this West we speak of?

Bill Nichols, Las Vegas resident

Lol a random dude with a random thought sent to a random editor. This means entire West is coming for your water?

It's an easily disagreeable opinion and kind of silly that the editor gave it a platform. But really? The West?

 

[SkyChief]

The west has a water source with thousands of trillions of gallons of water - - the Pacific Ocean.

We need to build desalination plants along the coast.

 

[Bear5131]

West this, West that, Westerners the other.

Who is this West we speak of?

Bill Nichols, Las Vegas resident

Lol a random dude with a random thought sent to a random editor. This means entire West is coming for your water?

It's an easily disagreeable opinion and kind of silly that the editor gave it a platform. But really? The West?

I witnessed the water wars first hand with Atlanta trying to steal water from lake Hartwell