25 Square miles surrounded by reality (part II)

Now more than ever.

I certainly agree with this point of view

Neilson also believes that the swing toward an even bluer Boulder will correct itself as elected Democratic officials alienate the public. In the last year, several controversial programs have passed in the county, including rules to limit house size and a strict mandatory green building program.

“With some of the actions of the county commissioners — they are energizing the Republicans for us,” she said. “This abusive power that’s going on at the county level is frightening to me and a lot of people.” 

I don’t think it will necessarily swell Republican rolls, but perhaps voters will switch to unaffiliated.

The abuse of power comments are spot on as well. Unfortunately, the citizens of Boulder who are so quick to see abuse of power on the Federal level, especially with a Republican administration, are remarkably willing to tolerate local abuse of power that violates individual rights as long as it’s for the “common good”. Talk about a blind spot.

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