Kock brothers get their asses kick in my county - Colorado

[SoLeftIAmRight]

recalled 3 teabag board of education asses and put five new normal people in charge

the county south did the same to the walmart backed asses


Feels very good!!!

[GreatGazoo]

1. good to hear

[IthinkThereforeIAM]

2. Thanks for sharing that...

... had family visitation tonight at the funeral home for a classmate that passed away on Saturday.

Otherwise I may have forgotten to chase that down!

[kaiden]

3. Fantastic!

We lived in JeffCo until 9/29 when we moved to upstate central New York. We were sad not to vote, but hopefully confident that our many friends in the Foothills south of Denver were properly horrified at the mean-spirited conservative school board majority so much so that they would vote in droves. I will be interested to see Colorado's voting turnout numbers.

[SoLeftIAmRight]

4. the numbers were about 90 to 60 thousand

a nice strong win - how is it in NY

[kaiden]

5. From Conifer to north of Syracuse.

Quite a change. Pretty "red" up here, and I have counted more Confederate flags than I ever did in Colorado. Lots of Amish. Rains. Humidity. Fleas. But it is beautiful. The Fall foliage comes in magentas and oranges and shocking pink. Oswego, the town, just elected a 25 year old Republican mayor, Billy Barlow. Cheaper than Colorado, but the job situation is bleak. Republicans win by claiming, like Bush did, that lowering taxes on businesses increased revenues and the voters eat it up.

[SoLeftIAmRight]

6. we lived

6 years at 7800 feet at the end of southridge road

then 4 years 9950 at the top of conifer mountain

daughter when to college in Florida 3 years ago and we moved down to Wheat Ridge

we are looking to move again - we might go to the southeast - warmer

or northwest - bluer

we have looked in your area - I am just tired of the cold

[kaiden]

7. I think we are in a snow belt.

But I have to tell you, the rain so far has been warm (I was dumbfounded by that!) and there are snowmobile signs on the auxiliary roads and lots of fishing at the Salmon River. We lived in Conifer Meadows and had livestock, so we always had to keep the horse trailer hooked up to the truck just in case we got a Reverse 911 call. No wildfires here. Winter only lasts three months instead of nine. Looking forward to growing tomatoes. Just an hour south of Canada.

[Hortensis]

8. Yes, thanks. I needed to hear this. Good for you guys.