The 2021 Post-Election Conversation

2022 Colorado gubernatorial candidate Greg Lopez is in-studio with Kim to dissect what happened in Tuesday’s election nationwide, ramifications for Colorado in the future, and why 2022 is the time to elect him governor of our state.  Greg believes that the government, intentionally, has made itself too difficult to understand as noted in the language of Colorado ballot questions.  There were half-truths in the ballot questions.  “We the people” want a smaller government that is simplified and easy to participate in as citizens.  Yvonne was present at Monday’s rally to protest Larimer County Public Health’s mandate of vaccination passports.  This mandate is a direct assault on the residents as it includes mandated masks, a vaccination verification program that must be enforced by the businesses, and infringing on the privacy of individuals as every paying customer will be asked to “show their card.”  The businesses are rewarded with tax dollars as they harass their customers.  This is discrimination.  Say NO now or the tyranny will only grow into other aspects of your life.  And remember, they want your children and our children will pay the price most heavily as victims.

RNC spokesperson Paris Dennard joins Kim to discuss Tuesday’s election.  Virginia GOP wins were not unexpected as Youngkin related to the voters’ issues and kept his messaging centered around the economy, public safety and education.  What the Democrats are pushing is not what the voters want.  Hard to believe they are doubling down on their agenda as Pelosi is searching for a big spending “win.”  Paris is optimistic as long as we stay vigilant and galvanize our strength by attending local meetings.  We must elect representatives who focus on prosperous jobs, secure borders, election integrity and lowering crime in our neighborhoods.

Karen Levine, show sponsor as well as sponsor of the America’s Veterans Stories, addresses the velocity of housing.  Home ownership is under attack as multi-family housing structures are being built in favor of single-family housing; multi-family housing is predominantly apartments that entail renters with no rights.  Karen and Kim also talk about teens in Karen’s Bible study group that use America’s Veterans Stories as an educational tool for their history studies.  This Sunday Kim will be interviewing Rick McFadden who shares the history of the Marines.  Tune in to KLZ 560 AM and KLZ 100.7 FM at 3pm,MT.  To protect your investment in your home when buying or selling give Karen a call at 303-877-7516.

Greg and Kim continue their conversation on his candidacy.  Greg states a number of issues here in Colorado that must be reversed.  Greg sees the erosion of the American Dream due to government policies and the Democrats vision of what America should be.  The government is full of people that are not leaders and not representing the interests of “We the People.”  Colorado rural communities are completely ignored by the present governor with Meat-Out Day as one example.  Housing policies, as Karen stated, do not protect homeownership and instead we see the World Economic Forum rhetoric of “you will own nothing” instituted.  Water is very important to our rural communities and they see the state and federal government enacting policies that will redirect the water to the populated Denver metro area.  The governor’s reaction to the COVID-19/Wuhan-China virus was disastrous for individuals and many businesses as he classified employees as either “essential or non-essential.”  Now the governor is taking control of hospital admissions when the data does not support any emergency orders.  Staffing shortages due to the state vaccination mandate which resulted in, on average, one-third of staff leaving healthcare, has created bed shortages not out of control COVID cases.  With Greg as governor, the state of Colorado will operate under the 10^th Amendment which states, “the powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are now reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.”  This will grow businesses and improve the quality of life for all Coloradans.  Greg will work so that all voices will be heard and our children’s future will not be destroyed.