The #MeToo movement has raised a lot of perplexing issues, demonstrated most recently by Lucy Flores, a former member of the Nevada Legislature and 2014 candidate for lieutenant governor and U.S. Congress. Last Friday Flores accused former Vice President Joe Biden of touching her inappropriately and kissing the top of her head — in 2014. … Continue reading Joe Biden and the #MeToo conundrum
Sixteen charges against Jussie Smollett were dropped Continue reading Something is rotten in Chicago
Seriously, NASA didn’t think to stock up on smaller spacesuits as soon as they let women into the program!? Continue reading ‘Short’ sighted
Yesterday Colorado Governor Jared Polis announced the adoption of a new official logo for the state. Can’t say I’m thrilled with it. Yes, I appreciate that it’s more colorful than the old triangular logo (adopted in 2014) that I never really liked. But the new one is too busy. I’d like it better without the … Continue reading Nobody asked me
Updated March 23, 1:30 pm If you were planning a move to Colorado, is this what you’d want to see? Would you buy a home where this picture was taken? That’s the issue that has been and still is dividing the state. The oil and gas industry wants to drill up and down the I-25 … Continue reading What price oil?
The recent mosque shootings in Christchurch, New Zealand, were terrible beyond words and yet, sadly, not at all unfamiliar to Americans. Mass shootings have become all too common here. It’s worth noting that in New Zealand the immediate reaction by some citizens was to turn in their guns, whereas here in the US such shootings … Continue reading Gun culture
