Close Encounters of the Democratic Kind
Ever since I was eligible to vote I’ve been faithfully executing my voting privilege. You may be surprised to know that I voted for Clinton-Gore in the 1992 election, but […]
Tag Archives: Denver
The Paul Ryan Express Comes to Denver, Part 2
In the last installment that recapped Paul Ryan’s message to Colorado voters at Lakewood High School west of Denver, I focused on Ryan’s strength: his ability to explain the coming […]
Occupy is Unraveling, a Firsthand Report
In the interest of being “fair and balanced” my family and I recently stopped by Occupy Denver at Civic Center Park across from the state capitol. Back in 2009, we […]
Hipster Dufus Watch: Denver’s 5280 Magazine Jumps the Immigration Shark
Following is a letter to the editor I wrote to 5280 Magazine, Denver’s hip, urban and edgy city magazine geared toward Denver’s upwardly mobile Hipster Dufus crowd. As a little […]
An Early Election Day Surprise
The other day I marshaled the evidence against democracy gone wild, where voters are asked to make decisions on a raft of amendments and initiatives they have no business voting […]
Club Soda Jumps on Bandwagon, Endorses Tancredo, Offers Mea Culpa
In a previous post, dated July 24, 2010, Yours Truly predicted that Scott McInnis would be Colorado’s Republican candidate for governor, despite charges of plagiarism. I also predicted that Tom […]
Semi-Daily Fizz: Flush and Fizz, Paying for Plagiarism, Lohan Watch
Flush, Flush, Fizz, Fizz, and so forth: Club Soda is taking the the Daily Flush mantle and making it his own whilst Henshaw boozes his way across Idaho. The title […]
Reefer Madness, Denver Style
Around the corner from my home in Denver sits a fairly lonely mini strip center. About a month or so ago it consisted of a pizza parlor and a liquor […]
The Oil Spill and 7 Degrees of Kevin… Costner?
Waterworld – Quite Possibly the best movie ever…..EVER!!!!! Like many Floridians and Americans in general, I am intently following the coverage of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. […]
four little indians
Once again, my family and I saddled up Old Blue and headed for Colorado’s state capitol for an old-fashioned protest. Last time, as you may recall, we joined a hastily […]
