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Today’s show · October 6, 2026
All episodes →Bob Boswell backs Amendment 82, Jason Bailey opposes Aurora's debt questions, Clinton Porter targets property taxes, and Joe Arbuckle previews an Arizona forum.
House District 40 Plan Would Cap Property Tax Increases and Help First-Time Homebuyers Save
Listen at 3:21 →Amendment 82 Would Add a Right to Buy Natural Gas for Heating and Cooking to Colorado's Constitution
Listen at 31:35 →Aurora's Ballot Issues 3A, 3B, and 3C Would Authorize Up to $266 Million in New City Debt
Listen at 58:34 →STARRS Holds a Free Forum on Faith, Family and Freedom in Scottsdale, Livestreamed Nationwide
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Plateau Valley School District 50's levy rose to 35.843 mills by 2025 after voters backed $40.8 million in bonds to match a $26.7 million state BEST grant.
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Amendment 82 on Colorado's Nov. 3, 2026, ballot would give consumers a constitutional right to buy natural gas for cooking or heating and give distributors and utilities a right to sell it.
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Colorado's statewide diesel average stood at $6.08 a gallon Oct. 5, according to AAA, two weeks after a record $6.22, as farmers bring in the harvest and Rocky Mountain prices lag the national decline.
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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.
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Pam Long closes her three-part series on eight years of Polis-era law in Colorado with energy, small businesses, and income.
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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.
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Colorado voters decide 14 statewide measures on November 3, 2026.
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TABOR refunds, surplus revenue, and fiscal policy in Colorado.
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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.
Nebraska rancher Trent Loos just returned from the World Dairy Expo and shares what you need to know about your access to affordable and authentic milk and cheese. Mike Rawluk shares updates on Colorado Proposition 137 and who is behind the ballot question to take an estimated $175 million of your TABOR refunds each year into perpetuity. Mortgage specialist Lorne Levy discusses interest rates, inflation and reverse mortgages. Plus owner of Radiance Power Carl Jones.
Oz Geist fought the terrorists who attacked the U.S. State Department compound in Benghazi, Libya, on September 11, 2012. Geist explains why he is encouraging Coloradans to vote YES on Proposition 133 to fight human trafficking of children. Independent Lt. Governor candidate Taralyn Romero addresses media outlets and organizations that are censoring Coloradans' access to information about all candidates. Tanya Regan highlights the upcoming STARRS event. Plus Colorado Senator John Carson and RE/MAX realtor Karen Levine.
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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Thomas Jefferson
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