Comments on: Polis Emphasizes Education, End to Iraq War

By: BaldJim

BaldJim — Tue, 22 May 2007 08:02:12 +0000

indepth comment, eh? Folks who made money in the computer field before the dot-com bubble burst "just stumbled" onto money. I'll bet Bill Gates would be interested in that carefully throught out analysis.

Woo-hoo, Doug Lamborn is "abundantly qualified" to be a member of Congress. The representative he replaced felt otherwise. Hefley accused him of running a "dishonest" and "sleazy" campaign and pointedly refused to endorse him. How does he link yet another tax cut with the revenue required to support a National Cemetery. Is there a connection between the Pi

By: John Hazlehurst

John Hazlehurst — Mon, 21 May 2007 16:19:51 +0000

eccentric centimillionaires unite!! What's the old saying-you can't be too rich or too thin? I just think that a 32 year-old who stumbled into a vast fortune, as did a few dozen folks who emerged from the wreckage of the first internet boom, is not automatically qualified to represent the rest of us. I'm a little fed up with our de facto plutocracy, where only the rich or those who toady to them, can get elected. Either Fitzgerald or Shafroth would make fine candidates.

But what do I know? I live in Colorado Springs. Our congressman, Doug Lamborn, is not rich, abundantly qualified for the office he holds, and is working hard to get us our very own cemetery. Beat that, Polis!

By: John Hazlehurst

John Hazlehurst — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

eccentric centimillionaires unite!! What’s the old saying-you can’t be too rich or too thin? I just think that a 32 year-old who stumbled into a vast fortune, as did a few dozen folks who emerged from the wreckage of the first internet boom, is not automatically qualified to represent the rest of us. I’m a little fed up with our de facto plutocracy, where only the rich or those who toady to them, can get elected. Either Fitzgerald or Shafroth would make fine candidates.

By: BaldJim

BaldJim — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

indepth comment, eh? Folks who made money in the computer field before the dot-com bubble burst “just stumbled” onto money. I’ll bet Bill Gates would be interested in that carefully throught out analysis.

Woo-hoo, Doug Lamborn is “abundantly qualified” to be a member of Congress. The representative he replaced felt otherwise. Hefley accused him of running a “dishonest” and “sleazy” campaign and pointedly refused to endorse him. How does he link yet another tax cut with the revenue required to support a National Cemetery. Is there a connection between the Pi