Letters

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Printed letters, Sept. 22, 2010

As a fast-growing and reliable source of jobs on the Western Slope, the renewable-energy industry should be our focus. Job growth continues in solar design and installation — and these jobs are more sustainable than those that rely on ...

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E-mail letters, Sept. 20, 2010

Bennet has little record, so he must attack opponent Sen. Michael Bennet doesn’t hasn’t done anything in Congress that the majority of us approve of, so the only thing he can campaign on is attacking his opponent. I wish ...

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Printed letters, Sept. 21, 2010

Claudette Konola is the clear choice for the Colorado Senate District 7 race. She is an outsider to state government (throw the bums out)! Claudette held a management job in private industry for over 30 years. This gave her real-world ...

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E-mail letters, Sept. 17, 2010

Salazar attack ads are not credible What is John Salazar thinking? I see these attack ads against Scott Tipton by John Salazar. Scott Tipton is a multi-millionaire? Who knows? He still drives himself around in his truck. John Salazar flies ...

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Printed letters, Sept. 19, 2010

Don’t sweep voter fraud under the rug Requiring photo identification and proof of eligibility to vote prevents voter fraud. Incumbent Bernie Buescher should embrace, not oppose, these reforms. Examples of voter fraud are abundant, even ...

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E-mail letters, Sept. 16, 2010

Don’t sweep voter fraud under the rug Requiring photo identification and proof of eligibility to vote prevents voter fraud. Incumbent Bernie Buescher should embrace, not oppose, these reforms. Examples of vote fraud are abundant ...

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Printed letters, Sept. 17, 2010

Rally was about industry, not about finding jobs I was disturbed upon attending the Rally for Jobs on Sept. 10 at Two Rivers Convention Center. People were being forcibly detained and their personal posters supporting the rally were taken ...

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Printed letters, Sept. 16, 2010

The Republican Party is the biggest foe Dan Maes has. The leaders did not get their anointed one on the ballot and have not been able to force Dan off so they could name their choice. Instead, they are trying to destroy him and have chosen to ...

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E-mail letters, Sept. 14, 2010

Ballot measures will cause Colorado to go bankrupt With the economic decline of the past 18 months in Colorado, the last thing our beautiful state needs is to go bankrupt. That is exactly where we will find ourselves within the next 18 months ...

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Printed letters, September 15, 2010

Court selection shows election consequences That the newest left-of-the-electorate member of the Colorado Supreme Court is a Grand Junction High School graduate is a small consolation. Voters should see in the ascension of Monica Marquez to ...

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