This should be played in every classroom, every year. Ben Sasse, Republican Senator from Nebraska, explains. Watch now. A wonderful lesson on how our 3 branches of government are supposed to work and the failure of our Legislative Branch to do their job, therefore ceding more authority to the Executive and Judicial.

Colorado Politics reports Republicans take official position against oil and gas setbacks (this was formerly known at Initiative #97) Name of the measure: “Colorado Minimum Distance Requirements for New Oil and Gas Projects Initiative (2018)” aka Prop #112. Prop #112 is a Citizen Initiated State Statute proposal (not an amendment initiative) that will appear on…

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Speakeasy Ideas Tom Krannawitter explains in this 10 minute YouTube video, the Origin of Identity Politics. Thomas Krannawitter, Ph.D. Description: Cutting edge, progressive social scientists a hundred years ago rejected the idea that all human beings possess the same, equal natural rights to their own person, property, and individual freedom. Instead, progressive academics borrowed from…

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Talking Points for Prop #112 (2,500-foot setbacks) For decades, anti-energy groups have waged an organized, well-funded campaign designed to eliminate Colorado oil and natural gas development. Wielding misinformation and deliberate scare tactics, these groups over the last four years have attempted to haphazardly increase oil and natural gas development setbacks, which would end production in…

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#109 is a proposed Statute (not amendment) to authorize bonding for transportation funds without raising taxes to “Fix our Damn Road’s” Read more here from the Independence Institute and Jon Caldera This was formerly known at Initiative #167 Read the Prop #109 here Check back often! We will update as we learn more.

Joshua Sharf nails it again. Just say “No” to increasing the state sales tax to pay for what you’re already paying for: roads and bridges. Read this article from Complete Colorado about this Regressive, unstable funding scheme. Kim Monson from Lone Tree shares Why We Don’t Need a Tax Hike to Fix Colorado’s Highways Read…

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The reduction in tax rates in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has resulted in an increase in tax revenue. Anyone who argues that the tax rate cuts are causing an increase in the deficit doesn’t know what they’re talking about. Spending is the problem and needs to be reeled in. Here is the link…

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Read this article from Colorado Peak Politics. VOTE for WALKER STAPLETON THIS WON’T HURT A BIT: Polis Owns Private Escape Hatch From Hellish Socialized Medicine Scheme “While simultaneously trying to force Coloradans into a type of third-world socialized medicine scheme, Polis is investing in a cross-border escape hatch for rich people like him who can’t…

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Would you like to learn more about our founding documents? Dr. Krannawitter is now President of Speakeasy Ideas, combining a deep knowledge of political and economic history, an insatiable appetite for learning, and an extraordinary gift for teaching the great ideas that have fueled human progress. Watch this 48 minute educational video SIA 101.1: Declaration…

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Check out this Interactive Voter Map from the New York Times! You can view as large as the entire country, or by county, or as detailed as the total number of votes in the precinct for each Presidential Candidate in 2016. We have work to do! We have voters to reach! We have Republican candidates…

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Discretionary spending Discretionary spending is debated through the annual budget and appropriations process and funds programs such as education, veterans, infrastructure and defense. Discretionary programs equal only 27% of all federal dollars allocated each year when Congress sets the funding priorities. In 2016, close to 16% of the federal budget went to fund the National…

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Education Funding at the expense of the few. Curious which counties will likely be hit the hardest if amendment 73 passes? #1 Douglas, #2 Elbert, #3 Broomfield, #4 Eagle and #5 Pitkin. Here’s a chart from statisticalatlas.com showing Household Income greater than $100k by County as a percent of their total population. Education Funding at…

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WATCH NOW -This 5 minute video from Prager University explains what socialism, perfectly implemented, can do in under 20 years. Venezuela is a cautionary tale. Votes matter. Share with others who need to understand what socialism does to a country. To lives. Or this Prager University video, about Brasil- How Socialism Ruined My Country WATCH…

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0″If men were angels, no government would be necessary. In framing a government which is to be administered by men over men, the great difficulty lies in this: you must first enable the government to control the governed; and in the next place oblige it to control itself.” James Madison, Federalist Paper No. 51 (1788)…

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Proposition #112 tells private property owners what they can and cannot do with their own land. This initiative is so extreme that it increases setbacks to five times the distance of what is currently required, which effectively bans oil and natural gas development in the state, costing tens of thousands of jobs and hundreds of…

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Below are the results and winners of the Republican primary election – Results – click here     Statewide Offices –  Office       Governor – Walker Stapleton – https://www.stapletonforcolorado.com/ Treasurer – Brian Watson – https://brianwatson.vote/   County Contested Races –  Commissioner – Abe Laydon – http://abeforcommissioner.com/ County Treasurer – Dave Gill – http://davegillfordougco.com/ County Clerk…

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Prager University has fantastic videos. Check this one out. And then look at the other videos. They’re great dinner table conversations with your family & friends.   https://www.prageru.com/videos/cops-are-good-guys   Are cops perfect? Of course not. And no one should expect them to be. But every single day, under the most difficult conditions, the police protect…

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Douglas County’s GOP Minority Leader Patrick Neville was invited to the White House to address school safety