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Not surprised by Bottoms in the tiniest. Resolutions give speechifyers the opportunity to make a point without real consequences to legislation, even if Bottoms really picked the wrong time and place to do this one.
What I find a bit more interesting is Epps' absence. I listened on opening day and she wasn't at the Capitol. If she's got legit excuses for missing work and apparently a vote on the MLK resolution (health, family, etc), that's fine by me. But I can't help wondering if something else is going on.
Epps' office was moved to the mailroom,and Alex Valdez now has her old office. Seems a bit petty.
Petty perhaps, but a good reason for what appears by the picture to be an unexcused absence?
Perhaps Epps was too busy working on resolving the issues in Gaza.
I honestly wish she could do that, but nope, the war continues, last I checked.
It's something about Colorado Springs. There is always keen competition to see who can be the biggest turd in the punch bowl. Example: Betty Beedy who was a county commissioner back in the '90's. (She's #5 on the Hall of Shame list.)
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As offensive as Scott Bottoms' vote on the resolution was, he's got a long way to go to catch up with "Let's Go Brandon" Williams in the punch bowl turd competition.
"It's something about Colorado Springs."
“It's incredibly obvious, isn't it? A foreign substance is introduced into our precious bodily fluids, without the knowledge of the individual, certainly without any choice. That's the way your hard-core Commie works.”
Took me 4 tries to login and stayed logged in when reading this article.
What is with the tally board misspelling Tin Hernández’s name ? Are the white folks discriminating against the brown folks?
His campaign website identifies him as Tim Hernández.
Colorado General Assembly website has Tim Hernandez. [are they dropping accents from any other name?]
Board in the photo above has HERNANDEZ [and an odd look by having what I think is a hand in the background photo imitating an accent mark over the R ].
I remain of the belief that it is inappropriate to give fallible and flawed mortals a holiday solely in their honor.
And yet, Christmas remains a holiday.
A majority of people don't believe Jesus was a fallible and flawed mortal.
Elliot,
” A majority of people” don’t even believe in your Savior. It would be more appropriate to say, a majority of Christians think so, but your statement, as presented, is poppycock.
Spare us your pearl-clutching, Bottoms! We all know you've jumped on the bandwagon for worrying about what color your airplane pilot is, but sure, you have biracial grandchildren… what does that mean, they're Norweigan and Irish?