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The Blessing of 2020 and The Promise of 2021 and Beyond

the blessings of 2020 and the promise of 2021 and beyond
Brad and Kim dig deep into Brad’s Beck's new op-ed, The Blessing of 2020 and The Promise of 2021 and Beyond.

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  • Brad Beck, co-founder of Liberty Toastmasters, joins Kim in-studio to reflect on the blessings of 2020 and the promises of 2021. The need to have civics and history in schools is abundantly clear. The anti-American propaganda needs to be eliminated. Producer Steve plays a soundbite on Biden’s discussion regarding vaccinations that leaves one scratching their head. Weld County takes action to become part of Wyoming and Polis tries to control the narrative by his “Hands Off” comment. A Colorado coalition looks to a $5 billion transportation plan that calls for fees and 45 multi-modal projects. A $1.9 trillion stimulus package is passed by Democrats in a 51-50 vote. No one knows what’s in it and has no Republican support. Where’s the “unity?” The fleecing of everyday Americans continues.
  • Jason McBride, VP with Presidential Wealth Management, reports that the markets continue an upward trajectory. Unemployment is slightly down to 6.3%. It may be time to convert profits into cash as the market is at all time highs. Give Jason a call at 303-694-1600 to discuss if this is the proper strategy for your financial goals.
  • Brad and Kim dig deep into Brad’s new op-ed, The Blessing of 2020 and The Promise of 2021 and Beyond. 2020 was a tough year as we saw restrictions placed on our freedom by the elites under the disguise that they were protecting us from the Wuhan virus. The “blessing” is that the veil is off and their agenda is fully transparent. The “promise” activates the grassroots to show their strength and not allow the government to continue their unwarranted force. “We the People” do not work for the government, the government works for us. We must respond and recover for a successful revival of freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and our life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. Freedom is fragile and one must take the time to invest in him/herself for success. Read and listen.

 

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