Protecting Children in Public Schools and Reclaiming Colorado Elections

On November 22, 2024, Cain, Susan Kochevar, Lorne Levy, Karen Levine, Jim May, and Rebecca Keltie joined the show. Former police officer and military veteran describes efforts to document pornographic material in Northern Colorado school libraries, connecting LBJ-era welfare policies to current attacks on parental rights Announces special Thanksgiving weekend showing of St Explains why mortgage rates rose after Fed cuts as money flowed into stock markets, and how. Exposing Inappropriate Content in Government Schools Start listening at 02:42 – Hour 1 Cain, a former police officer and military veteran, describes the mission of Task Force Freedom Northern Colorado to protect children from inappropriate material in public schools. With a team of 65 to 70 members, Task Force Freedom has been documenting and exposing pornographic content available to students in school libraries across districts including St. Vrain, RE4, and Windsor Charter Academy. Cain draws on his personal experience growing up on welfare to explain how government programs, starting with LBJ’s Great Society, have systematically undermined the family structure. His analysis extends beyond schools to broader cultural decay. Cain argues that the absence of strong male figures, what he calls “lions” in society, allows destructive ideologies to flourish. He connects the welfare policies that removed fathers from black homes to current attacks on parental rights, warning that “what the left did to Negroes is exactly what they’re doing to every American today.” “If we don’t defend children today, we will lose our country. And so we have to take that same courage and push forward and fight through the pain, fight through the fear, fight through the criticism that we would get from our friends and relatives to protect our future generations.” Cain, Founder of Task Force Freedom Northern Colorado Breaking the Supermajority with Seven Votes Start listening at 106:06 – Hour 2 Rebecca Keltie, candidate for Colorado House District 16, shares the remarkable story of her election victory, the closest in Colorado history at just seven votes. Her win, along with two other flipped seats, ended the Democrat supermajority in the Colorado House. The race now heads to an automatic recount beginning the day before Thanksgiving at the El Paso County Clerk and Recorder’s office, where the public can watch through windows into the counting room. Keltie emphasizes that every vote truly matters, noting how her team went door-to-door late at night urging voters to cure their ballots. The hard work of her volunteers paid off, and conservatives will now have a stronger voice at the legislative table. “And that means we conservatives actually have a stronger voice at the table now.” Rebecca Keltie, Colorado House District 16 Representative-Elect Navigating the Real Estate and Mortgage Market Start listening at 61:23 – Hour 2 Karen Levine of REMAX Alliance and Lorne Levy of Polygon Financial Group discuss the current state of the housing market. Despite assumptions that Fed rate cuts would lower mortgage rates, Levy explains that the 10-year treasury has actually risen from 3.63 to 4.37 since September as money flows into the surging stock market. This has brought back the 2-1 buydown strategy, where sellers help buyers ease into higher payments over 24 months. Levine addresses the affordability challenge facing Colorado buyers,...