Susan Kochevar, owner of the Historic 88 Drive-In Theatre, joins Kim in studio to discuss how Colorado has become the petri dish for national policies. The America’s Veteran’s Stories show this coming Sunday, April 18th, on KLZ at 3pm is on the 79th Anniversary of the Doolittle Raid and Kim will be interviewing Jimmy Doolittle’s granddaughter Jonna Doolittle Hoppes. SB21-233 Colorado Department Of Labor And Employment Unemployment Insurance Division Enterprise establishes a third party vendor to administer unemployment funds in an enterprise for the “left behind workers” aka illegal immigrants. This will be paid by employers, is unsustainable, and another assault on small business owners. The PAUSE ballot initiative will now go before the Colorado Supreme Court because of objections that it does not follow the single subject requirement. Polis’ Meatless Day was a test to see level of support; in actuality, numerous Meat-In events were held across the state in support of ranchers.
Software must be examined relative to election integrity; manipulation of votes is easily achieved through software. Susan states that Private-Public Partnerships (PPPs) are oligarchies, the marriage of big business and government taking over small businesses. This is very dangerous for the health of the U.S. economy and the people. Follow the money. Look at who is donating to the politicians encouraging PPPs. PPPs use the force of government against business owners and citizens and the risk is placed upon the taxpayer protecting the private corporation of severe financial loss.
Jason McBride, Vice President with Presidential Wealth Management, agrees with Susan’s assessment of PPPs. Risk tolerance always needs to be analyzed in any financial decision, including personal accounts. Give Jason a call at 303-694-1600 to assess your risk as you plan financial goals for the immediate and distant futures. There are solutions to protect your portfolio if the market reverses its recent positive trend.
Guest Dr. Brian Domitrovic, economic historian and co-author of JFK and the Reagan Revolution: A Secret History of American Prosperity, joins Kim and Susan for a discussion on multiple topics including: currency, China, “thought leaders” complacency, envy of the elite, decline and destruction of the dollar. Colorado’s fiscal problems should not exist because of its pre-Wuhan-China virus economic success. Desperation of the elite politicians and their proposed policies will not be sustainable because the American spirit encompassing our founding principles that all men are created equal with rights endowed by our Creator of Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness will triumph. Brian’s optimism is highlighted throughout the discussion, which gives us all hope that western values will be preserved for many years to come.
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