June 11, 2012 09:34 PM UTC

Open Letter to Joe Miklosi

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• by: Mike Collins

Dear Joe,

Recently I received a direct call from you asking for a ridiculous amount of money.  I tested you on your stance of Mike Coffman’s American Exceptionalism quote and you failed miserably.  The quote:

“Coffman went on to say in his written apology: “However, I don’t believe the president shares my belief in American Exceptionalism. His policies reflect a philosophy that America is but one nation among many equals. As a Marine, I believe America is unique and based on a core set of principles that make it superior to other nations.””

Your response regarding your priority was the need to defend the president, a task he is more than capable of without any help from you.  My advice to you, fire your DC staff and replace them with solid Colorado Liberals who understand the international implications of such pure, inflammatory, unadulterated jingoism by the sitting Congressman in the 6th CD.

Joe, you are vanilla in a world that cries for rocky road.  You missed an opportunity to bring about a dialogue on an issue that requires 13 aircraft carrier groups to defend and enforce, not to mention financed by our great grand children.  World peace is not only desirable but also imperative and the key to a future where we finally beat swords into plowshares and remove the yoke of our indentured servitude to a heartless plutocracy.

Playing it safe does not play well, people are screaming for leadership and you are presenting to them a fence straddling, can’t we all get along, Mark Udall, let’s all sit together with the likes of Joe Wilson, John Boehner and that gecko look alike, Mitch McConnell.  The reality? I don’t want you to go to Washington to make friends with the other side, I want you to go and make war, breathe fire with your eloquence and sense of justice for all and become a leader without the advice of handlers that wouldn’t know an issue if you slapped their Blackberries out of their lily white hands.  Man up, Joe and attack Coffman with Bulldog ferocity at his most vulnerable spot, his ideology.

Mike Collins

www.ranger25.com

www.collinsforcolorado.com