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July 23, 2009 07:07 PM UTC
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After all….it’s HIS STATE
Here’s what Ritter has to say, in a release this afternoon:
As much as I agree that an election made Bill Ritter governor, I don’t think he took ownership of the rest of us. Do you?
Note the difference in his comments above (one day after the public meeting in GJ) compared to his position immediately after the meeting.
As reported by the GJ Daily Sentinel on Tuesday:
As is typical, Rep. King had know informed position on an issue, outside law enforcement, until Kathy Hall gave him his talking points.
The meeting was just a “scoping” meeting for an EIS–public input on what the EIS is supposed to cover.
It’s premature to start beating people up over this thing at the scoping phase.
That said, I’m glad King was there, if only to show the flag. Udall and Bennet had staff there too; the County had two commissioners, the County attorney, and land use and development staff present.
And to Ben Steins’s A$$, Ritter’s CDPHE was there in spades. Jim Martin is not giving DOE any wiggle room on this.
My gut says that this isn’t going to happen, at least not here. The idea seems to be going over like a fart in church.
The only people who want this project work at the local DOE office, and they’re just looking for job security. They shat in their own nest by not informing local, state, and federal electeds that they had put in for this project.
There are many more least-resistant paths for DOE to follow.
But if you have feelings one way or another, the project has a web site and you can submit comments on the EIS scope until August 24.
http://www.mercurystorageeis.com/
must have told King that he couldn’t figure out how there might be a buck in it for him.
And Penry’s out-of-state handlers must not yet have told him which gambol jig they wish him to dance to on the issue.
One can hope that she did. Hall was part and parcel on the planning and eventual disposition of the tailings back in the day, and she knows what the deal was between the county and the DOE. That was, ONLY uranium tailings from Mesa County would be stored there. Not anybody else’s tailings, not anybody else’s shit.
I’m glad Hollywood consulted someone, if he did, who was involved at the time and knew what the deal was.
Don’t get me wrong. Hall is not the be-all, end-all oracle she’d like to be, but on this one she is spot-on.
If Hollywood talked to her.
Hollywood has no informed opinion. He’s Hollwyood.
since the GJ Sentinel says,
“Penry…gradually will pull up stakes and move to Denver as his bid proceeds.”
He’s leaving Grand Junction behind.
If I remember the story you’re referencing, I believe Penry is selling a rental property. Not everyone can afford to live in a huge Highlands Ranch home because they make so much money overbilling clients and candidates. Couple of questions for the Phaseline Team: when was the last time Scott McInnis actually lived in Grand Junction? Next, how are you being paid since Scotter himself blew your cover and exposed that your 527 is indeed coordinating with his campaign?
Thanks.
But, thanks for letting us know how Penry is paying for his campaign and kicking someone out on the street by “selling his rental property.”
The story I was referrencing was http://www.gjsentinel.com/sear…
Sorry TCG, I am just a housewife. No association with that company.
I don’t know one woman who would EVER refer to herself as “just a housewife.” It’s embarassingly obvious from reading your comments that you’re being paid to attack Penry on this blog. Again, “all hat, no cattle.”
http://completecolorado.com/mc…
sexist pig you are.
http://thehappyhousewife.com/a…
Maybe you can learn a few things about us “HOUSEWIFES” and the sacrifices we make to raise good kids and work from the home.
Indeed, there are some things that are
But I have the impression that you don’t read your comments, so you wouldn’t be able to pick up on this.
that “outing” behavior was enough to get people banned.
Knock it off, TaxCheatGeithner. Any further and you’ll be banned.
and thanks Pols. I am just trying to over my insights on what I see as a woman, mother and wife.
How many chances do you get? The braindead TaxCheat has pulled his delusional BS before. Still, people like TaxCheat and MesaMod give the rest of the state an insight into the kind of bizarre loons Penry lemmings are.
that Penry is in a series of secret meetings with a team of political advisors working on the sequel to Penry for Gov. in 2010. After two years as governor, he quits and runs with a popular TV talkshow host from Fox News in the blockbuster, “Palin/Penry 2012”.
Remember, he is the self-avowed president of the Sarah Palin Fan Club.
Reminds me of a western movie “Dirty Dingus McGee” starring Frank Sinatra and George Kennedy. Sinatra plays Dingus McGee, a petty crook and town character, and George Kennedy plays the sheriff who is just as unscrupulous as McGee. Schemes are hatched, lies are told, and McGee and the sheriff are constantly double crossing each other.
At one point, when McGee (Sinatra) double crosses the sheriff, Kennedy looks at Sinatra and asks, “Now what’d you go and do that for?” Sinatra simply replies, “Code of the West”
His hairdo is only one of the reasons why fellow Sheriff’s officers used to call him “Hollywood.”
Being a Sinatra fan, I saw it when it first came out (1970). I’d love to see it again, or even have it for my collection, but you can’t rent it, it’s not on DVD, and used VHS tapes cost upwards of $70 or more.