FasTracks changes: communities not pleased
In November of 2004 Colorado voters approved FasTracks at a price tag of 4.7 billion dollars. We approved this because we believe in smart transportation and in the mission of our Regional...
View ArticleMexican immigration rules
Here is what we should do about Mexican immigration. Anyone in Mexico who wants to come here to work should register at our Embassy and every person except those with a felony record ought to receive...
View ArticleSteve Fosset's disappearance
I think the searchers for Steve Fossets plane may be looking in the wrong country. You don’t suppose he took off and headed directly for some remote landing strip in Mexico as a possible fueling...
View ArticleStop the invasion of America
The president of Mexico said that if there is one Mexican in the United States, it is Mexico. Does anyone believe this? The politicians of this country of American will do nothing to stop this. These...
View ArticleColumbus didn’t introduce slavery to Americas
It is always interesting in Denver around Columbus Day when the American Indian Movement tries to blame all the ills in the new world on Columbus in 1492. In history, we learned that the Mayans and...
View ArticleBaseball is more than a game: 7 letters
Your stories about the Colorado Rockies, their unbelievable success and the bond between a manager and a dying 15-year-old boy (“Remarkable Rockies’ magic number is ’64′,” Oct. 14 Mark Kiszla column)...
View ArticleFull price tuition for illegal immigrants: 3 letters
Re: “Tuition hurdle tires out illegal immigrant kids and counselors,” Oct. 28 news story. So, a person or family does not care enough about the United States to become citizens, yet Colorado should...
View ArticleAnalyze free trade act
Re: “House OKs Peru trade pact,” Nov. 9 business brief. One can only wonder at what was behind the votes of the Colorado Democrats in endorsing the Peru Free Trade Act. Do they really believe that...
View ArticleRitter’s labor order: 2 letters
Re: “Ritter’s action threatens Colorado’s competitiveness,” Nov. 17 guest commentary. The opposition of Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce representatives John Ikard and Joe Blake to “changes to...
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A Colorado-Mexico connection: light in the desert
By Morgan Smith Guest Commentary A huge cloud of thick black smoke suddenly appears ahead of us as our van slowly works its way through piles of broken cement and rubble. If you weren’t used to being...
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