for adrian

you asked me to list what i saw as benefits for citizens from the city/county. you didn't tell me that my beliefs would be subject to adrian's assessment. i thought you would probably do this. by doing so, you have proven to me that you do not care about your fellow citizens in broomfield. you own comments have proven that you bear malice toward broomield. you have cleary proven that you can not debate without using your fictional linkages. you have proven your immaturity and lack of real knowledge about local government. you have proven you know nothing about innovation in government. you have proven that you prefer fiction to facts. you have proven that you are not interested in conciliation but only confrontation. the benefits i listed are real. it is clear that your responses stem from your preconceived notions - adrian said there are no benefits for citizens so, therefore, there can not be any. I proved you wrong. and, you just can't stand it.

broomfield is being innovative and creative. you are a self-anointed critic of broomfield. i will leave you with this thought: a critic is the product of creativity, but not his own. It doesn't take any brains to be a critic.

By bbw

Wow, something wise!

Considering the recent disenfranchizement of voters in Jeffco and Adams because of screw ups in mail in ballots, I assume you oppose them. The opportunity for election fraud is rife! Let us continue to go to the polls as always and there already is a mail in ballot if a voter chooses to use it. It's called the absentee ballot

By SaulBull

I will offer seed money!

Put me down for a crisp Franklin, Joan. I will help seed this group should it start. Remember, money is the mother's milk of politics - Tip O'Neil

By SaulBull

America in Trouble

Guy, you scare me. Ever hear of checks and balances? Our founding fathers believed in them. Hitler and Mussolini were big believers in Streamlined Government. Sure they made the trains run on time but then those same trains took all the Jews to Auschwitz

By SaulBull