Letters

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Printed letters, Oct. 6, 2010

When his vote was needed for the stimulus bill and health care reform, he supported her. He doesn’t want to defend those bills and others he supported that show you his true colors. Sen. Michael Bennet’s ad, where he paints his ...

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E-mail letters, Oct. 5, 2010

Ballot amendments will guarantee mediocrity Someone once said, “You don’t always get what you pay for.” We ought to ask the question differently: “How often do we get something we don’t pay for?” Take ...

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Printed letters, Oct. 5, 2010

Large wild horse herds endanger all resources As representatives of conservation districts in northwestern Colorado, we want to call attention to a serious natural resource problem in our state and across the West. The Bureau of Land ...

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E-mail letters, Oct. 4, 2010

Ballot measures may cause federal intrusion As a local business person who has pondered Proposition 101, Amendments 60 and 61 with great intensity, I’d like to offer my own conclusions: In it’s basic logic it’s sound. That ...

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Printed letters, Oct. 3, 2010

No ‘opt out’ of physician supervision Since 1909, the tradition of the nurse anesthetist (CRNA) is well-established to extend the care and plan of a physician within a scope of practice for which the nurse is trained. This ...

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Printed letters, Oct. 3, 2010

Bennet, Salazar value people over big firms Here are three good reasons to vote for Michael Bennet and John Salazar this November. When the chips were down, they voted for people, not big corporations. Washington Republicans, in every case, ...

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E-mail letters, Oct. 2, 2010

Salazar and Bennet backed budget-busting measures I love the ad Congressman John Salazar is running in which he points out he voted against TARP and somehow tries to convey that Scott Tipton supported that legislation. Speaker Pelosi did give ...

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E-mail letters, Oct. 1, 2010

New EPA ozone standards are too stringent Last week the Wall Street Journal put a spotlight on the negative effects of the Environmental Protection Agency’s proposed new standard for ozone levels. As WSJ reporter Stephen Power noted, ...

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Printed letters, Oct. 1, 2010

Budget ballot items are bad for economy For eight years it was my honor to serve as the state senator from Mesa and part of Garfield County (Senate District 7). At times, I found that the lines seemed blurred with what was going on at the ...

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Printed letters, Sept. 30, 2010

New law is needed to protect voting Rick Wagner’s recent column pointed out a horrible flaw in our election system: Anyone can register to vote with a utility bill or a Colorado driver’s license. All American voters should have ...

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