Blogger Jeffrey Evans of the Common Sense Alliance continues his in-depth analysis of valley transportation in Part III. Read More →
What About Equality For Women In Palestine?
“Although the right to vote was a condition had existed for 16 years on the day my mother was born,” blogs Mitch Mulhall in comment #1, in response to reckless G, ” I nevertheless join... Read more →
Pompous Blast
“Great,” says Post blogger Michael Conniff in comment #26, “now I have two people calling me a pompous ass. At the risk of sounding like a pompous ass, I must humbly say you’re... Read more →
Don’t you want to know why?
Galia Golan in her Aspen Institute lecture on Monday 8/25 confirmed everything I have been saying and writing about Israel for the last six years. Dr. Golan is a Jewish woman who has lived in Israel since... Read more →
A Day To Celebrate Forever
Post blogger reckless G reminds us of the relevance of the day in 1920 when women finally got the vote. “On Aug. 26, 1920,” she blogs, “the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, guaranteeing... Read more →
Wharf Rat Revealed
In comment #17, Wharf Rate weighs in during a white-hot thread about blogging, Aspen Post, and the state of “Con Games.” “I have also revealed enough about myself for you to know where... Read more →
A day to celebrate
On Aug. 26, 1920, the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, guaranteeing women the right to vote, was declared in effect. My husband and I had an argument just this morning concerning whether activism... Read more →
Frank McCourt Comes To Basalt
The author of “Angela’s Ashes” makes a command appearance at Town Booksellers in Basalt. Read More →
Mess With The Con Man At Your Own Risk
As happens from time to time, Post blogger Michael Conniff feels the need to give Wharf Rat a good spanking. “The truly funny thing about your ongoing bitch-bitch-bitch criticism,” he blogs... Read more →
CON GAMES RADIO: Sam Wyly
Sam Wyly, the billionaire entrepreneur who owns Explore Booksellers in Aspen, comes to “Con Games with Michael Conniff” to talk about his new book, “1,000 Dollars and an Idea.” Read More →