Gonna be a mess - got an excuse to agitate

[newracer]

https://twitter.com/aubrey_huff/stat...75715852509184

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=653541765282720

[crays]

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=653541765282720

He's just as bad as he says the others are. Would have been more convincing if his approach was a bit less condescending and if he had shown some of the construction that was actually using the same type of materials. So who's to say the materials were not merely re-located to a new undisclosed location? Haven't seen any of his reporting in a while, so I have no idea if he's still a straight-up, stand up guy, or yet another media shill for the left. It seems like years ago he was a pretty good reporter, but maybe my memory is just not great.

[newracer]

He's just as bad as he says the others are. Would have been more convincing if his approach was a bit less condescending and if he had shown some of the construction that was actually using the same type of materials. So who's to say the materials were not merely re-located to a new undisclosed location? Haven't seen any of his reporting in a while, so I have no idea if he's still a straight-up, stand up guy, or yet another media shill for the left. It seems like years ago he was a pretty good reporter, but maybe my memory is just not great.

In the comments he posted a link to another source that states Paul Hansen, director of facilities for the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce, said the bricks were left over from a road construction project that recently wrapped up at 15th and Market streets. He hauled them away in his truck after they’d sat there for about a week.