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Colorado Legislature’s Three-Prong Attack on the 1st Amendment
The Colorado legislature currently has a threesome of anti-1st Amendment bills which aim to hide public school officials’ misconduct. Pam Long notes that one bill, HB-1296, appears to be a retaliation bill drafted by the Poudre School District school board against members of the public who publicized school records involving two major scandals involving abuse of students and an “art club” secretly promoting LGBTQ+ lifestyles to students.
For Free & Fair Elections
Politics are a messy business. In this essay Allen Thomas discusses the importance of holding ourselves to a higher standard so that we can reclaim the Colorado that we all love and save America from the extreme totalitarianism we are facing today.
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CDPHE’s New Health Priorities for 2024 are Wildly Off Target
Pam Long discusses the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment’s (CDPHE) three “wildly important goals” for 2024: reducing ozone, reducing healthcare costs, and reducing syphilis transmission.
Exactly Wrong—Democrats and Identity Politics
In his latest essay Rick Turnquist reviews early American history, the formation of the Democratic Party, and why they employ identity politics to gain and maintain political power.
The Answer is Prosecution, Not Persecution
Colorado’s approach to gun crime has been an epic failure. Nephi Cole explains those efforts have always targeted the wrong people. Penalizing, persecuting, and criminalizing law-abiding gun owners and businesses does nothing to better Colorado. It has made it worse. It has divided people with a common goal (public safety) into scared, warring factions. It is time for a different approach.
Generosity
Brad Beck explains that people and organizations that provide a service or fill a need do not tend not to violate rights, rather they make their communities a better place. He notes when they do their giving without the coercion of force, they are moral and decent in their pursuits.
Kim Monson Show Episodes
The Socialist Origins of International Women’s Day
Izabela Patriota talks Women’s Day’s socialist roots. Trent Loos on Super Bowl 2024 & renewable energy. Ted Harvey shares his Congressional run reasons.
Trump Back on Colorado Ballot
Kevin Lundberg on SB 24-159, 165, 166, Trump’s ballot ruling & CO’s Open Primary Challenge. Col. Rutledge shares his COVID story & loss.
The Myth of the Robber Barons
Prof. Burt Folsom talks industrialists’ impact, Dr. Joondeph explores Turkmenistan, and Mayor Toborg discusses Parker’s tax cut initiative.
The Impact of Covid Policies on School-Aged Children
Col. Rutledge’s COVID story, Greg Walcher’s take on CO’s Front Range rail scheme, & Nephi Cole’s update on CO firearm legislation.
Center for Renewing America and Christian Nationalism
Paige Hauser defends the Center for Renewing America and Christian nationalism and also shares updates from Capitol Hill. Producer Luke and Producer Joe continue the ongoing discussion of Henry Hazlitt’s “Economics in One Lesson.”
The Benefits and Dangers of Controlled Burns
Explore controlled burns with farmer Trent Loos, Rich Guggenheim on transgender rights, and learn why Stephen Varela is running for CD-3.