Boulder prepares for Sundance as housing rules face a real-world test
By Jon Caldara | Commentary, Complete Colorado
There are few things more satisfying to watch than socialists getting mugged by reality.
The Sundance Film Festival is invading my hometown of Boulder early next year. Sundance drew 85,000 attendees last year in Park City, Utah. Boulder’s hotel room inventory is about 2,900.
If you’ve ever wondered what happens when Hollywood’s anti-capitalist elite collide with basic supply and demand, we’re about to find out.
When things don’t go as planned, the planner-class doubles down on its religion: more planning. When restrictions, rules, permits and fees don’t produce the desired outcome, more restrictions, rules, permits and fees are needed.
Sundance is an event for and by well-heeled, artsy, socialist elites. So, Boulder is perfe...
