Local family unknowingly gets into deep financial trouble after patronizing Red Rock Nissan
Lyn Anderson and her husband Jim (not their real names) thought they should trade in their older Ford pickup and […]
Corporations
Another Red Rock dealership victim
Last spring, Daniel Macias (not his real name) went to the Red Rock GMC dealership on First Street to buy
Advertising, Corporations, Democracy, Embarrassing Republicans, Equal rights, Ethics, Extremism, Fake patriotism, Intolerance, politics, Trump Insanity
Trump campaign threatens KREX
KREX received a cease-and-desist letter (pdf) from President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign threatening the station over a political ad it
Corporations, Democracy, Economics, politics
3 reasons why government should not be run like a business
Video from MinuteMBA, an online MBA course website.
Citizens protest Pendley at new BLM office in G.J.
About 35 people turned out in 27 degree weather to protest a visit from Acting Director of the Bureau of
Bonsai Design sued over injuries incurred on Vail’s Game Creek Zipline
A lawsuit** (pdf) was filed in District Court last July against Las Colonias Business Park anchor tenant Bonsai Design and
Corporations, Democracy, Economics, Elections, Environment, politics, Tobacco
Why I voted “no” on Proposition DD
Proposition DD on the November 5 ballot would legalize gambling on amateur and professional sports and tax the proceeds at
Beware local sales pitch for a free filet mignon dinner
Have you received a post card in the mail recently promising a free gourmet dinner, with your choice of filet
Grand Junction may soon lose its only secular hospital
A previous blog discussed why Mesa County residents should be glad to have an alternative to a Catholic hospital in the valley
What’s Up With That Pervasive, “Too Much Big Government” Theme?
This column was originally published August 26, 2012. It was revised on 12-30-2016 and again on 11-26-2018 to include some
What’s Up With That Pervasive, “Too Much Big Government” Theme?
This column was originally published August 26, 2012. It was revised on 12-30-2016 and again on 11-26-2018 to include some
What’s Up With That Pervasive, “Too Much Big Government” Theme?
This column was originally published August 26, 2012. It was revised on 12-30-2016 and again on 11-26-2018 to include some
Sen. Ray Scott defends taking corporate PAC money
Colorado state Senator Ray Scott came out swinging in a blog posted four days ago defending himself against the hard-hitting
New video highlights SD-7 candidate Chris Kennedy’s promise never to take corporate PAC money
A new video titled “Pay Scott” posted on social media highlights Senate District 7 candidate Chris Kennedy’s promise never
Oil and gas front group “Protect Colorado” pumps out frightening hype about Proposition 112
At election time we’re always told the same old thing from wealthy business interests: “Ballot measure X is going to
Republicans urge people to abandon their First Amendment right to petition
The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution prohibits government from “abridging the right of the people … to petition the Government for a redress of grievances,”
Ray Scott relying on huge amounts of campaign financing from outside Mesa County
A new campaign mailer arriving in people’s mailboxes takes digs at SD-7 candidate Dan Thurlow in an effort to boost
State Senator Ray Scott of Mesa County caught double-dipping
A Daily Sentinel article from May 24 details how Republican State Senator Ray Scott double-billed his legislative expense account and