Letters

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Printed letters, May 24

I am so sick and tired of the repeated claim by the secretary of state, the attorney general and the president that they were not aware of decisions being made in their departments or administration. Fast and Furious, Benghazi, AP ...

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Email letters, May 23, 2013

The House strengthens fragile lives of teens In getting to know the program called The House, I realize it is so much more than a place for teens that have, in some cases, been abandoned. It is a place that allows a new beginning. It is a ...

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Email letters, May 22, 2013

Is Obama just a necessary figurehead? I’m finally becoming a believer. In view of President Obama’s increasingly convincing argument that he knows nothing about anything, the question arises why is he there at all and why are ...

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Printed letters, May 22

It is simply mind-boggling that state and regulatory agencies such as the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, mandated to protect the public’s health and natural ...

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Email letters, May 21, 2013

Tea Party caught with hand in cookie jar Kudos to The Daily Sentinel for Monday’s coverage of the IRS “scandal”:  “Ground zero of scandal:  IRS unit in turmoil” (NYT), “Aide:  Obama ...

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Printed letters, May 21, 2013

I applaud the “gang of eight” senators who have been working to draft a beginning to overhauling our immigration system. However, I have sent queries regarding some issues that I have not seen in the published drafts with no ...

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Email letters, May 20, 2013

Webb’s article focused on problem of bad air I was happy to see Dennis Webb’s article in The Daily Sentinel, bringing attention to a severe problem: our bad air.  The story was correct in tying high ozone levels to the oil ...

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Printed letters, May 19, 2013

After reading Bill Grant’s column about the travel plan proposed by BLM, I had to respond. My question to Grant is: What restrictions have the county commissioners put on the “alternative” voice you are supporting? It seems ...

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Email letters, May 17, 2013

Michelle Wheatley deserves hearty congratulations Michelle Wheatley has just wrapped up eight years of distinguished public service at Colorado National Monument and begins her new position as superintendent of Florissant Fossil Beds National ...

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Printed letters, May 17, 2013

The only document Mesa County has produced to circumvent TABOR now is the single document exposing the county to a scandal. The letter explicitly reveals intent to sidestep voters, preventing millions in refunds. Attorney Dee Wisor’s ...

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