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Sage_Sam (Anonymous) says…

I would just like to say that I think this question is completely inappropriate. Asking uninformed people to opine about an ongoing legal case is irresponsible. No one posting here should know all the facts of the case, therefore any opinions given are uninformed and specious. We are talking about a man's life here, trivializing it is asinine and downright sickening. It just furthers the debasing and obtrsive nature of our culture. Whatever happened to minding your own business?

Let the legal system run its course and report on it. Leave the sensationlistic punditry to Fox News and other disreputable media outlets.

On Moffat County rancher Rodney Culverwell begins his jury trial Monday on charges of poaching elk on his property. He contends he was protecting his property. What do you believe the trial's outcome should be?

Sage_Sam (Anonymous) says…

Patrick-
Is it even possible for you to make credible and cogent arguements? You addressed none of the points that Rick brought up in his informed and obviously researched letter to the editor or even made any point that wasn't just mindless rhetoric. Name-calling and partisan talking points should be reserved for the television talking heads that don't know nothing about the issues.

You ain't leading son, you're just stepping on toes and making a fool of yourself while the band plays on.

On Patrick Wayne Germond: Wanting no liberal help

Sage_Sam (Anonymous) says…

Why the heck is the Daily Press printing letters submitted by people from Denver?

On Edward Manring, M.D., M.S.: Write legislators about Senate Bill 08-200

Sage_Sam (Anonymous) says…

I'm just glad that Patrick never lets facts, rationale or reason ever get in the way of his partisan rambings.

On Patrick Wayne Germond: Not a reasonable stance

Sage_Sam (Anonymous) says…

Wow. Just wow. Not a SINGLE thing in either part of these letters made any sense whatsoever. Granted I am just a liberal environmental fascist, but I had no idea that Ritter did anything to save an imaginary animal here in NW Colorado ("spotted prairie chicken?"). I hope the Governor moves on to saving the Unicorns of Vermillion Basin, the Giant-Backstrapped Mule Deer of Great Divide (Odocoileus scrumptous) and especially the leprechaun's that obviously inhabit Mr. Germond's mind.

Oops, I better go, I'm once again drooling all over myelf due to my lack of intelligence and my obvious love of "Big Weed." Keep up the good work Patrick!

On Patrick Germond: Light at end of tunnel

Sage_Sam (Anonymous) says…

I believe that foreclosure sales require that the buyer pay the entire cost, at the time of purchase, in cash.

That's why you don't see regular folks buying them upm just the real estate folks.

On Our view: Supply and demand

Sage_Sam (Anonymous) says…

The folks out off HWY 394 should just be happy that the County didnt lease out there land from under them for oil and gas.

On Right to disagree

Sage_Sam (Anonymous) says…

I've got to applaud this young person for thinking about the future and issues much bigger than most 10 year-olds ever even consider.

Maybe the future still is bright after all.

On Riley O’Leary: Pollution in our world