Colorado Battles Election Integrity and Property Tax Challenges

On October 4, 2024, Carolyn Martin, Jay Valentine, Jim May, and Natalie Menten joined the show. Martin warns that Amendment 80’s language granting children the right to school choice could create government intervention between parents and children, undermining decades of parental rights advocacy Valentine reveals how fractal technology analysis identifies hundreds of thousands of questionable voter registrations where legal ballots create illegal votes through address mismatches. Amendment 80’s Threat to Parental Authority Start listening at 17:59 – Hour 1 Carolyn Martin of the Christian Home Educators of Colorado sounds the alarm on Amendment 80, a seemingly pro-school choice measure that contains troubling language. While the amendment acknowledges parental rights in its first clause, Martin explains that the second clause grants children themselves the right to school choice, creating potential state intervention between parents and children. Martin warns that this poorly drafted constitutional amendment could open the door to government regulation of homeschooling and private education. The state would become the arbiter between parent and child on educational decisions, undermining decades of parental rights advocacy. The measure’s vague definition of “quality education” could also expand government oversight into currently independent educational options. “It’s this idea of giving a K-12 child the right to school choice that is problematic and would put a wedge between parent and child because of what we’re seeing across the nation and the world in how they’re treating parental rights.” Carolyn Martin, Christian Home Educators of Colorado Exposing Voter Roll Vulnerabilities Start listening at 32:28 – Hour 1 Jay Valentine of Omega4America reveals alarming findings from his fractal technology analysis of voter rolls across swing states. Valentine, whose team built the TSA no-fly list, explains that traditional voter fraud detection misses the real problem: legal ballots sent to legitimate addresses that produce illegitimate votes. His analysis has identified hundreds of thousands of questionable registrations, including people voting from college dormitories for 15 years, homeless shelters for two decades, and commercial addresses like Walmart locations. In Colorado alone, Valentine found a quarter million voters where city and zip code do not match, meaning mail-in ballots cannot reach the registered voter. These ballots, Valentine argues, are harvested by various organizations and voted without the knowledge of the registered individual. “You have totally legal ballots being mailed to a totally legal address, to a totally legal human being.” Jay Valentine, Omega4America Hurricane Helene Response and Western Heritage Start listening at 63:17 – Hour 2 Jim May of La Vaca Meat Company expresses concern about federal disaster response in North Carolina following Hurricane Helene. May notes the contrast between FEMA’s reported funding shortfalls and the billions spent on migrant services, questioning government priorities when American citizens face catastrophic losses. The eastern Colorado rancher shares insights from the fall cattle season, describing the intense work of covering silage piles and bringing cattle off grass before winter. May closes with his cowboy poem “When You Finish Taking Cattle in the Fall,” celebrating the agricultural rhythm that defines Colorado’s herit...