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Today’s show · October 12, 2026
All episodes →Bob Marshall backs Douglas County Question 200 and opposes 1A, Harry Haury reports on voter roll notices, Mark Baisley contrasts his view of government with John Hickenlooper's, Tim Bennett targets student loan rates and property taxes, Roger Mangan explains insurance reviews, and Jody Hinsey previews two October events.
State Farm Has Cut Its Filed Colorado Auto Rates Twice Since the Summer of 2025
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Voter's Guide 2026
Colorado · 2026 Colorado Elections
Amendment 84 would require Colorado voters to write the last four digits of their Social Security number or Colorado driver's license or ID card number next to their signature on the mail ballot return envelope in federal and statewide elections.
Colorado
The Douglas County Board of County Commissioners printed a $760,000 to $1.3 million annual cost on Question 200, the citizen petition to expand the board from three members to five, above the county's own $481,708 estimate for two commissioners with no new staff.
Colorado
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.
Opinion
Pam Long attended the Asian Roundtable of Colorado Governor Candidate Forum on October 4, 2026, where Greg Lopez, Phil Weiser and Victor Marx each answered the same nine questions.
Opinion
In almost every serious profession, failure is information.
Opinion
Pam Long closes her three-part series on eight years of Polis-era law in Colorado with energy, small businesses, and income.
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.
Colorado
Analysis
Report
Analysis
“Come on Mom. Please sign!” That was the conversation young Neal McCallum had with his mother shortly after his 17th birthday in 1944. America’s Veterans Stories rebroadcasts an interview with McCallum, who explains that during WWII, 17-year-olds could join the military with a parent’s signature. Neal’s mother refused; his four older brothers were already serving in Europe. Neal convinced his father to sign, and ten days after his 17th birthday he was in the Marines.
Bob Marshall backs Douglas County Question 200 and opposes 1A, Harry Haury reports on voter roll notices, Mark Baisley contrasts his view of government with…
Founder of XX-XY athletic apparel Jennifer Sey has been speaking truth and standing up for women and children for nearly two decades. Sey discusses why she is now standing for women and girls by supporting Colorado 2026 ballot Proposition 134: boys compete in boys sports, girls compete in girls sports. Former Congressman Greg Lopez explains why he is the best choice for Colorado governor. Dan Gates, with Coloradans for Responsible Wildlife Management, addresses traditional methods of hunting and fishing.
Jeff Bezos founded Amazon and helped it grow from an online bookseller to a major internet retailer. Engaged and informed citizen Mike Rawluk discusses Amazon’s new Wellspring generative AI mapping technology. While touted to reduce delivery time and improve customer satisfaction, it also has the potential to increase the surveillance of every individual. Rancher Trent Loos addresses the rural/urban divide in America. Steve Olson discusses his candidacy for Larimer County Treasurer. Specialist Lorne Levy notes the latest regarding mortgages.
“Somebody should do something.” Co-founder of Liberty Toastmasters Brad Beck discusses the Town of Erie, Colorado’s new water metering project and the Town Administrator’s admission that “We screwed up.” Producer Joe and Producer Luke continue our book review of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels’ The Communist Manifesto. Plus we’ll talk with Ben Williams with BENZ Plumbing, Heating, and Cooling and RE/MAX Realtor Karen Levine.
It is election season. Pam Long discusses her analysis of three gubernatorial candidates and why she concludes that Greg Lopez is the best choice for Colorado. Attorney John Case and Protect Kids Colorado Board Director Patty McKernan address election integrity and the importance of voting. Molly Lamar shares updates regarding the Cherry Creek School District’s administration. Dee Pepper invites you to the Founding Fathers Costume Party. Owner of Spartan Defense Teddy Collins notes the latest regarding your 2nd Amendment rights.
“Truth will ultimately prevail where pains is taken to bring it to light.”
George Washington
A person or thing intensely disliked or loathed. Also, a formal ban or curse pronounced by church authority.
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The Federalist Papers · Class 11
with Allen Thomas · Instructor
Thursday, October 15 · 7:45 PM · Online
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The Federalist Papers · Class 12
with Allen Thomas · Instructor
Thursday, October 22 · 7:45 PM · Online
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