Kathleen Quinn

Bio

I was born in New York City and moved to Denver, Colorado in 1990. My work history includes 27 years in federal employment and several in private industry. I have three amazing children and three amazing grandchildren. Diversity in people and perceptions create a never ending opportunity for looking at ourselves and our world.
Obama vs Romney Colorado: Swing Voters Not Excited About Obama
By Kathleen Quinn
With only nine electoral votes, Colorado is not the largest of swing states. However, we are one of the competitive states and are viewed as vital by both campaigns. According to a published study by National Journal Magazine, the candidates and…
James Eagan Holmes Aftermath: Mother of Shooter Wondering What Happened to Her Son
By Kathleen Quinn
It is not my intention in any manner, to minimize or dismiss the depth of tragedy and loss experienced by the families and friends of the Aurora, Colorado shooting victims. The onslaught of horrific and tragic events such as the recent Aurora…
With Whitney Houston Will Comes Reminder of Singer's Seduction to Addiction
By Kathleen Quinn
On Thursday it was reported that Whitney Houston left her entire estate to daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown, according to a last will and testament obtained by Inside Edition. On February 11 the nation suffered a tragic loss with the death of Whitney…
Should We Regulate Cars More Tightly?
By Kathleen Quinn
The death of two sisters; Raechel, 24 and Jacqueline Houck, 20 of Santa Cruz, Calif., in 2004 have spurred increased demand for stronger government oversight in the car rental industry. The Enterprise rental car they drove caught fire under the hood…
Are Too Many Rights With Too Few Responsibilities Creating Our Nation's Problems?
By Kathleen Quinn
Rights — and the responsibilities connected to them — are the backbone of any great nation. While rights and privileges speak of freedom, choice and entitlement, responsibility sounds more like a task; something a person must do. Responsibility is a…
The Death of Two Very Different Leaders: Kim Jong Il and Vaclav Havel
By Kathleen Quinn
On Sunday, the world experienced the loss of two international leaders: North Korean leader Kim Jong Il and former Czech President Vaclav Havel. The intrigue lies not in their shared deaths but in their polar opposite lives. Each man's death speaks…