SandBox Comments: Aspen Times "On ballots, magic and transparency"

That's the trouble with only performing partial duty.  When you are a public servant, in a position of trust and you do not fulfill all of your duty, sooner or later the layers you've piled on by not will begin to fall away.

Great letter to the Aspen Times from elections activist Marilyn Marks on the duality that resides in the depths of Aspen City Hall.

"With such obvious inconsistencies underlying the closed door decision to appeal, it's no wonder that the five councilmen refused to allow the requested and required public comment session prior to their court filing. Who would want to face the simple question from the public: “Were you telling the real story two years ago or when you filed your appeal? It can't be both.”

Their other claims, just as absurd, will be referenced in future letters...."
(Marilyn Marks)

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"Truth goes through three stages. First it is ridiculed. Then it is violently opposed. Finally, it is accepted as self-evident."