McConnell can't understand concern from Monger and others about protecting potential public health problems from oil and gas drilling? Well, he could ask Gulf Coast folks about BP, thousands of folks involved in the original Keystone pipeline project, or just about anyone where drilling is taking place. McConnell's head is apparently stuck in an oil company's drill rig.
I had the priviledge of working with Kevin and his wife when they were building their home and they were great to work with. I don't know exactly what Kevin wrote, but I have a thought about the situation. While working with them, 9/11 happened and Kevin was on a plane the next day. I don't know how many of his "brothers" he lost but it was many. The closest I can imagine to firemen are soldiers in combat. There a very few jobs where your life and your coworkers' are on the line, possibly everytime the phone rings. And when your buddies die in the numbers they did that day, we civilians cannot comprehend. And it never leaves you, I'm sure. So, I imagine Kevin has a different connection to his past job other than a "supply and demand" reference. As far as we know, every time he hears a fire alarm, he might revisit the tragedy. I personally, will cut him a great amount of slack.
Ken Collins 7 months, 4 weeks ago on Routt County commissioner joins appeal to governor on Longmont energy suit
Routt County commissioner joins appeal to governor on Longmont energy suit
McConnell can't understand concern from Monger and others about protecting potential public health problems from oil and gas drilling? Well, he could ask Gulf Coast folks about BP, thousands of folks involved in the original Keystone pipeline project, or just about anyone where drilling is taking place. McConnell's head is apparently stuck in an oil company's drill rig.
Ken Collins 8 months, 1 week ago on Rob Douglas: Comment out of bounds
Rob Douglas: Comment out of bounds
I had the priviledge of working with Kevin and his wife when they were building their home and they were great to work with. I don't know exactly what Kevin wrote, but I have a thought about the situation. While working with them, 9/11 happened and Kevin was on a plane the next day. I don't know how many of his "brothers" he lost but it was many. The closest I can imagine to firemen are soldiers in combat. There a very few jobs where your life and your coworkers' are on the line, possibly everytime the phone rings. And when your buddies die in the numbers they did that day, we civilians cannot comprehend. And it never leaves you, I'm sure. So, I imagine Kevin has a different connection to his past job other than a "supply and demand" reference. As far as we know, every time he hears a fire alarm, he might revisit the tragedy. I personally, will cut him a great amount of slack.
Ken Collins 8 months, 1 week ago on Kristopher L. Hammond: Build the casino for me
Kristopher L. Hammond: Build the casino for me
If Kris ever becomes unemployed, I'd suggest he becomes a mailman.