As a citizen of Denver, as a citizen of the United States, as a citizen of the Western world, as a human being, I agree!

I think the population of people concerned about/affected by Mahmoud's arrest extends far beyond just attorneys and lawmakers. Thank you for speaking up!

He was angry, and he is angry, but not at the House or the censure process. He said it was right to censure him. But he said he'd do it again, because he needed to, and that incivility is his responsibility. I hope I can embody the same compassion and purpose. I hope next time, he isn't alone.

You stood alone and spoke with the voice of millions. I must admit, I'm simply not qualified to say if that was the wisest move politically, but I'll be damned if that righteous anger isn't exactly how I feel, exactly what I wanted to hear. Thank you for doing it, and for promising to do it again.

How am I supposed to feel? I want to be angry and disgusted with the Democrats who voted to censure Rep. Green. But then, maybe I should feel stupid for believing that this censure attempt would be different. Am I too naive for politics, @repilhan.bsky.social ? Is there a greater plan I'm missing?