The founders’ deepest right was ownership, and the Declaration’s lineage proves it
On a Kim Monson Show Independence Week broadcast, First American State Bank founder Jay Davidson argues that the right to ownership underlies every other liberty. As the Declaration turns 250, the founding record from John Locke to George Mason shows how deeply property ran through the rights the founders set out to secure.
The Founders wrote sound money into the Constitution. We have spent fifty years unwinding it.
A dollar tied to gold and silver was written into the Constitution after the Continental dollar collapsed. Historian Lawrence W....
Wall That Heals Vietnam memorial replica makes its only 2026 Wyoming stop in Star Valley
A three-quarter-scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial will stand free and open around the clock July 9 to 12...
In its 50th year, the Colorado Union of Taxpayers grades lawmakers ahead of the June 30 primary
CUT president Kim Monson read the highest and lowest 2026 scores in both chambers and tied the ratings to a...
Constitutional rights stay with service members in uniform, Brad Miller says as ‘Duty to Disobey’ opens nationwide
The documentary Duty to Disobey opens in theaters across the country on Tuesday, June 30. Brad Miller, who resigned his...
Two November ballot measures take aim at TABOR and Colorado’s flat income tax
The Colorado Union of Taxpayers is sounding the alarm on a referred K-12 funding measure and a proposed graduated income...
Fort Collins drops Flock, but the license-plate cameras keep spreading
The city voted 6-1 to cancel its Flock Safety contract and pull 15 cameras, yet it still runs Axon's AI...
On Little Bighorn’s 150th anniversary, a rancher sees the same fight over land
On the sesquicentennial of the battle the Lakota call the Greasy Grass, rancher Trent Loos told The Kim Monson Show...
Outside money floods Colorado’s June 30 statehouse primaries
Sportsbook cash and undisclosed donors are pouring into Colorado's primaries to beat insurgent candidates in both parties. Ballots are due...
Colorado Boulevard bus plan could double commutes as state overrides local vote
CDOT could pick a design this summer for a seven-mile bus rapid transit project on Colorado Boulevard, a state highway,...
How Colorado’s unenforced insurance mandate lands on drivers who pay
State Farm agent Roger Mangan told Kim Monson Show listeners that uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage is now the single biggest line...
HHS launches a federal plan to combat long-neglected Lyme disease
Health and Human Services has stood up a dedicated Lyme disease program, prize-funded diagnostics, and updated clinical guidance for an...
Danielle Lammon seeks GOP nod to challenge Sen. Tom Sullivan in Senate District 27
The Aurora nonprofit founder and small-business owner is running in a contested June 30 Republican primary against Darryl Gibbs for...
Tighter gun rules and other new Colorado laws take effect July 1
A batch of new Colorado laws takes effect July 1, 2026, led by two firearms measures on retail ammunition and...
Lakewood council drops citywide rezoning for incremental changes after repeal
At a June 15 study session, the council set aside the comprehensive rewrite voters rejected in April for a set...
Pfiffner warns two November measures would curb TABOR refunds and end Colorado’s flat tax
On the Kim Monson Show, TABOR Foundation chairman Penn Pfiffner said a referred K-12 funding measure and a graduated-income-tax initiative...
Arvada council delays drought surcharge that would have left out multifamily buildings
Arvada has no drought surcharge in effect after a City Council proposal stalled; engaged citizen Mike Rawluk says the tiered...
Harry Haury details Unite4Freedom’s federal push to force clean Colorado voter rolls
At the second Kim Monson Community Townhall on June 16, the election-integrity analyst walked through his group's dismissed Colorado HAVA...
Section 702 lapses as Fourth Amendment fight and DNI standoff stall renewal
A surveillance authority used to sweep up Americans' communications expired for the first time since 2008, caught between a bipartisan...
Colorado’s $46.8 billion budget and the November ballot fight over TABOR
As the Colorado Union of Taxpayers sends its ratings on 178 bills to the printer, Kim Monson points to a...
Lakewood pulls citizens’ zoning petition after the city doubles the signature bar
The Lakewood Citizens Alliance says the city approved its charter-amendment petition June 2, then reclassified it a week later as...
Arizona adopts the new federal tax cuts in full while Colorado adds them back
Arizona just conformed its income tax to the federal One Big Beautiful Bill, passing the no-tax-on-tips and no-tax-on-overtime breaks through...
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2026 Colorado Elections
In its 50th year, the Colorado Union of Taxpayers grades lawmakers ahead of the June 30 primary

TABOR & Colorado Fiscal Policy
In its 50th year, the Colorado Union of Taxpayers grades lawmakers ahead of the June 30 primary

Declaration of Independence at 250
The founders’ deepest right was ownership, and the Declaration’s lineage proves it

Local Control (Colorado)
Colorado Boulevard bus plan could double commutes as state overrides local vote

The Wall That Heals Comes to Wyoming
Wall That Heals Vietnam memorial replica makes its only 2026 Wyoming stop in Star Valley

Military COVID Mandate Fallout
Constitutional rights stay with service members in uniform, Brad Miller says as ‘Duty to Disobey’ opens nationwide

Agriculture and Rural America
On Little Bighorn’s 150th anniversary, a rancher sees the same fight over land

Property Rights vs. Green Energy Infrastructure
On Little Bighorn’s 150th anniversary, a rancher sees the same fight over land

Colorado Zoning & Local Control
Lakewood council drops citywide rezoning for incremental changes after repeal

Colorado Auto Insurance and Enforcement
How Colorado’s unenforced insurance mandate lands on drivers who pay

Colorado Open Records & Government Transparency
Cherry Creek seats Voices of Color member on board as federal probe opens

Sharia, Islam & the Constitution
Gaffney says federal refugee grants fund resettlement without assimilation

































