“If things keep going this way, only rich tourists will be able to enjoy the fun in Colorado.” — Christie McNeill, Englewood
Keystone officials say their summer mountaintop sledding track is the only one on snow in the U.S. It operates Thursday through Monday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the summit of Dercum Mountain.
That would be $400 for our family of five. Who the heck can pay that? I remember when Keystone offered free gondola rides on Friday afternoons. Colorado families rode up and enjoyed the music and affordable food and free activities for the kids. Boy, those were the days. We made Keystone a “keystone” of our summer fun. But no more. If things keep going this way, only rich tourists will be able to enjoy the fun in Colorado.
Calls from his own party to withdraw began almost immediately and were met with adamant refusals from Biden. Powerful donors began to add their voices and were recently joined by Hollywood influencers. Finally, behind closed doors, Biden appeared to acquiesce. One wonders what kinds of pressure were used to bring about this outcome.I propose a new political aphorism: “If you can’t turn down the heat, get out of the kitchen.
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