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Today’s show · October 8, 2026
All episodes →Oz Geist explains why he backs Proposition 133, Taralyn Romero lays out her approach to Medicaid costs, John Carson opposes Proposition NN and Amendment 87, Tanya Regan previews an October 10 forum in Scottsdale, and Karen Levine describes the fall housing market.
STARRS Holds a Free Forum on Faith, Family, and Freedom at Dream City Church in Scottsdale, Arizona
Listen at 21:21 →Colorado's Medicaid Costs Could Crowd Out All Other General Fund Spending by 2043
Listen at 31:25 →Metro Denver Ended September 2026 With 13,567 Active Listings, 4.76 Months of Supply
Listen at 1:04:07 →Proposition 133 Would Require Life Without Parole for Trafficking a Minor for Sexual Servitude
Listen at 1:13:11 →Brought to you by RE/MAX Alliance – Karen Levine
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Voter's Guide 2026
Colorado · 2026 Colorado Elections
The citizen initiative on Colorado's November 3, 2026, ballot would make human trafficking of a minor for sexual servitude a class 1 felony and extend the crime to anyone who knowingly trades anything of monetary value to buy or sell sexual activity with a minor.
Colorado
The Colorado Department of State has told Adams, Arapahoe, Douglas and Weld counties not to count Ballot Issue 7A votes from voters who live outside the Front Range Passenger Rail District, and it says those voters should still vote the ballot they were sent.
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Proposition 137, which would send state sales tax on sporting goods to conservation, wildfire and outdoor recreation funds starting July 1, 2027, has no provision letting lawmakers reduce the transfer to balance the budget, a power Proposition 123, the 2022 housing measure, gives them.
Opinion
In almost every serious profession, failure is information. Michael A. Hancock explains that government has developed the remarkable ability to turn disappointing results into an argument for doing more of what produced them.
Opinion
Pam Long closes her three-part series on eight years of Polis-era law in Colorado with energy, small businesses, and income.
Opinion
Bradley Beck recalls the Little League practice when his father, who was also his coach, told him to swing hard and stop the bat at his father's chest, and Beck heard only the first half of the instruction.
Special coverage
Colorado voters decide 14 statewide measures on November 3, 2026.
Tracking Republican primaries, Democratic challengers, and ballot issues across Colorado ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
TABOR refunds, surplus revenue, and fiscal policy in Colorado.
Colorado reporting on when cities, counties, school boards, and special districts make decisions that affect residents without a public vote, a hearing record, or an opt-out.
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He got to Vietnam early, when he was just nineteen years old. America's Veterans Stories rebroadcasts an interview in which Marine veteran Mike Frazier recalls walking point on patrols, and his stories of combat help us understand the sacrifices our military gave for our freedom. Marine veteran Grady Birdsong shares his thoughts about his fellow authors of Echoes of Our War: Vietnam Veterans Reflect Fifty Years Later. Marine veteran Paula Sarlls explains how you can help honor these men.
Randal O'Toole opposes rail tax 7A, Phil Kerpen explains diesel prices, Christopher Hardman outlines Clear Creek's budget, Greg Lopez discusses debates, Roger Mangan covers insurance,…
Bob Boswell backs Amendment 82, Jason Bailey opposes Aurora's debt questions, Clinton Porter targets property taxes, and Joe Arbuckle previews an Arizona forum.
Mike Rawluk reports on Arvada's data center moratorium and Arvada Fire's proposed sales tax, Trent Loos discusses dairy labor and lab-grown protein, Rich Mancuso argues…
Oz Geist explains why he backs Proposition 133, Taralyn Romero lays out her approach to Medicaid costs, John Carson opposes Proposition NN and Amendment 87,…
This November Coloradans are asked to approve debt, mill levy override and tax questions that pledge their homes, businesses and land to the taxman. Founder of Stand 4 The Land Virginia Macha discusses the danger to property owners in Holyoke, Colorado, if they approve accepting a Colorado Department of Education BEST grant. Colorado Representative Ken DeGraaf, a Colorado Union of Taxpayers 2026 Taxpayers Guardian, discusses the focus of his campaign for reelection. Plus candidate for Colorado Senate District 4 Teddy Collins.
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The Federalist Papers · Class 10
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The Federalist Papers · Class 11
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The Federalist Papers · Class 12
with Allen Thomas · Instructor
Thursday, October 22 · 7:45 PM · Online
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