Excuse Me?

First, how can you even suggest this hiding behind your anonymity? Why don't you identify yourself? I think it is because you are a Broomfield official. Prove me wrong.

Second, you call me immature yet use my words that seek answers to describe my skull and tell me to go make more flags?!?!? I understand that you are upset. I have come to expect you (or one of the other BBWs on this board) to lose control in your messages.

Third, as previously stated, we are simply raising valid questions after observing unethical behavior in our government. This is not only our right it is our responsibility. We only want Colorado voters to shape our state knowing the true effects. If this offends you, it only suggests that our concerns regarding the formation of the city/county of Broomfield may be correct.

Finally, you have not answered many of our questions. I will have a list of questions for you shortly. Many of them require simple "concrete" answers. I will look forward to your response.


By Adrian

Perhaps

I am beginning to see your point. The jail reference is starting to wear very thin as a diversion tactic. I even heard this point being discussed by a family sitting next to us at lunch this week. Word is getting around of our true efforts.

By Adrian

The Jail

It's good to see that you seem to be admitting that the jail is the basis for your existence. People who complain about a process that leads to some result are concerned about the subject and, indeed, the result. To say otherwise is a smoke screen. And, that is what CVELG was attempting to do.

Now that you seem to be recognizing this, perhaps you will also recognize that you are pursuing the repeal for petty reasons.

By BBW

For Br. Anon. - Response #4

Re: The role of Broomfield's elected officials. I thought I had addressed this before, perhaps not to your satisfaction. Some of Broomfield's elected officials most certainly were involved in the city/county effort. Why shouldn't they be? I expect my leaders to lead. And, lead is what they did. CVELG says that this is unethical - there they go again with the word they define as they go. CVELG infers that there must be something sinister about this such as personal gain. That is a lie. Broomfield's elected officials stood up for what they believed was in the best interests of Broomfield and its citizens and, as far as I'm concerned, deserve respect and appreciation.
Are you saying that most of the members of Citizens for Better Local Government were Broomfield elected officials and staff members? That's not true. Al Jeffries co-chaired the group. You want more names? Gary Grenier, Bruce Singer, Bob Davis, Karen Davis, Hal Lunka, Pat Springer, Pete Tompkins, Diane Grenier, S. Uchida, John Poidivan, Mary Jane Ahrens, Denise Sevalt, Greg Shroeder, Shirley Orr, Karen Smith, Kurt Swaney, Lucy Brown, Randy Ahrens,. These are just some of the names that come immediately to mind. These people donated their time and worked hard for the city/county. I will no longer entertain any assertions that the city/county effort was driven only just by Broomfield's elected and appointed officials. These officials workes cooperatively with Broomfield citizens, and that's what community is all about. Now, CVELG may say that all of these citizens are related to or a part of the families of Larry Cooper or Hank Stovall. Based on CVELG's history of making weird linkages, I wouldn't doubt it.
I have answered the question about citizen involvement with facts and names. To say that Broomfield citizens were not involved is more of CVELG's fiction. I find it disgusting.

By BBW