And These Drug Addicts Know?

Once again the drug addicted editorial writers at the Las Vegas Sun show that getting a journalism degree is a waste of time.
From the drug addicted Sun writers:
If there’s any lesson to be learned from the 2013 Legislature, it’s this: Nevada needs to come face-to-face with some basic realities.
Once again, the Legislature and the governor failed to take on some of the key problems facing the state, including an underperforming education system, an antiquated tax structure, and inequitable state support between north and south.
Once again, big issues were largely pushed aside and ignored. When it came to education, there was plenty of noise but little action.
Once again, some political leaders declared this a success.
For example, Gov. Brian Sandoval has trumpeted his education plan with what will surely become a re-election campaign slogan, “better schools and no new taxes.” No new taxes, perhaps, but better schools? How? The state cut $700 million from education funding during the recession, and Sandoval’s budget called for restoring just $120 million of it. Considering that the education budget was already underfunded, we don’t see how this will bring about better schools.
But that was the tale of the 2013 Legislature: plenty of issues but little real action. That can be blamed on any number of things, including term limits, which left the Legislature with all new leadership; the 120-day session, which gives little time for real deliberation; and basic politics, which provides little incentive for those who do want to take bold action.
Read more: http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2013/jun/09/redefining-nevada/#ixzz2VmlL288D
And the writers prattle on with what's wrong..... and yet, like writers high on meth, refuse to come up with a solution.
Typical liberal writer on meth.  Make up a problem and then refuse to give the solution to the supposed problems.