Navigating the long, circuitous trip to the airport Re: “Widening of Peña gets green light for study phase,” April 2 news story Do we really need to spend $15 million
Continue readingLetters: No study of Peña Blvd needed. Just widen the route to the airport
Tracking Trump’s power trip Re: “It’s about ideology, not oligarchy,” March 30 commentary Ross Douthat states that the misuse of “oligarchy” by Sen. Bernie Sanders creates a vision of Trumpism
Continue readingLetters: Trump isn’t running an “oligarchy.” It’s a “kleptocracy.”
Speaker Johnson on wrong side of proxy voting Re: “Speaker’s effort to block proxy voting rejected,” April 2 news story I find it painfully ironic that the Speaker of the House,
Continue readingLetters: As a leader for “family values” surely Johnson supports proxy voting?
It’s a pricey snack for the elite, while others are food insecure Re: “$148 caviar-stuffed crepe,” March 28 feature story I think this is the first time a story in
Continue readingLetters: The caviar-filled crepes in Aspen represent a rich indifference
Increasing RTD frequency just means more empty seats Re: “Transit advocates push $4.2 billion plan,” March 26 news story Having been involved in transportation projects most of my architectural career,
Continue readingLetters: Increasing RTD frequency just means more empty seats
Social Security reliance for the common people Do you know anyone who lives on their Social Security checks without other income? If you don’t, there are millions of elderly and
Continue readingLetters: Social Security reliance for the common people
“Staggering incompetence” Re: “Officials texted war plans to group chat, journalist,” March 25 news story The discussion over an open network (and I can assure you that by hacker standards,
Continue readingLetters: “Staggering incompetence” regarding U.S. official’s chat messages
Questioning a cardboard cutout of Rep. Crank Re: “Politics of town halls aren’t new,” March 16 news story After House Speaker Mike Johnson told Republicans to stop in-person meetings, Congressman
Compassion owed to the family and fellow officers who lost one of their own — not the killer Re: “Killer of officer’s step toward early parole drawing outrage,” March 19
Continue readingLetters: God may forgive cop-killer Raul Gomez-Garcia, but we will always remember
How about a Kelly/Crow ticket? It’s time to start repairing the image of Democrats being effete and feckless. They can start by grooming Sen. Mark Kelly (Arizona) and Rep. Jason
Continue readingLetters: How about a Mark Kelly/Jason Crow ticket?