“For much of my youth, I felt like an outsider in American culture,” writes Post blogger Kathryn Preston. “Interestingly, the name “Celt” comes from the Greek word “Celtoi” meaning ‘stranger’... Read more →
The Dismantling of America
New Post blogger Frosty Woolridge feels that this great country is at risk of being torn apart. “If you read about what happened in Broomfield yesterday in Spanish class,” Woolridge writes, “where... Read more →
The Next Added 100 Million Americans
According to Katie Couric, Brian Williams and Charles Gibson, the United States surpassed 300,000,000 people in October 2006. Their current demographic predictions, based on immigration-driven growth... Read more →
No Border, No Order, No Nation
Readers of this column chastise me for not addressing what’s really happening to Colorado and America. They accuse me of dancing around the elephant in the kitchen. They want me to spell it out,... Read more →
McGarry Fights Back
In comment #8, Post blogger Mike McGarry bops those who would get in his face about immigration anonymously. “Dear Mr rabid, anomymous TeleDogOne,…” he blogs. “If your not the weenie... Read more →
Sanctuary Policy: Killing Americans in Their Own Cities
American citizens in their own country suffer more deaths via illegal aliens in the United States annually than combat soldiers in Iraq. Recent rifle blasts into a Basalt 7-11 illustrate the Roaring Fork... Read more →
City’s Canary Says Carbon Use Is Tweetable
“Aspen this week became the first municipality in the nation to sell and manage carbon offsets,” reports Steve Lipsher, “or voluntary cash contributions for alternative-energy projects... Read more →
CON GAMES: Farewell, Howie Berg
I have never been one to get choked up at funerals before, but then I had never been to a memorial service for Howie Berg, a beloved Aspen local who died just days ago in a Denver hospital. I never knew... Read more →
JAS Ain’t Got That Swing Thing
Whatever happened to all that jazz at Jazz Aspen Snowmass’s Labor Day festival, kicking off today? “The jazz in the title of the latest version of the June Rio Grande Park festival and the... Read more →
Was Cho Bullied Into Crime?
In comment #48, Post blogger Mitch Mulhall rejects the widespread notion that the Virginia Tech killer was a victim of bullying. “The Virginia Tech Review Panel released a 147-page report today.... Read more →