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Charles E. Fromage

Denver's NPR radio station just reported that Andrew Romanov, Speaker of the COlorado House, announced that a special bi-partisan committee will be formed to look into whether Doug Bruce shoudl be sanctioned for kicking the photog.

Although, Christ Alone Knows how much the Papparrazzi deserve to be kicked. I kind of sympathize with Bruce on this one.

Charles E. Fromage

Oh, yeah. For years, some pack of slavering Libertarians have peppered downtown Denver with little slips of typing paper that had a Statue of Liberty and the phrase "Thank you Doug Bruce, True Friend of Liberty" xeroxed on them.

These slips would appear in front of the display copy of WestWord, or Apartment Finder or Computer Shopper, whatever broadsheets and rags that get given away in those "Free - Take One" dispensers that live all over Downtown.

I finally found one that had a PO Box in Colorado Springs from which you could order them. I bet it was Doug Bruce himself that "printed" them and sold them at some enormous markup, to the single Libertarian that actually thought Doug Bruce was a True Friend of Liberty, and to himself, as a tax write off.

Charles E. Fromage

As Maxwell Bodenheim once said:

H. L. Mencken suffers from the hallucination that he is H. L.
Mencken -- there is no cure for a disease of that magnitude.


Actually, I expect that somebody (Whistler?) first said that of Oscar Wilde, but what do I know? I'm just an ignernt 'merican.

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