Protecting Superior Farms

On June 18, 2024, Bill Jack, Richard Holtorf, Mike Siemens, Jon Boesen, Nathan Worcester, and Trent Leisy joined the show. Condemned dark money organizations funding attack ads against principled conservatives in Douglas County, calling for Republicans to repudiate consultant-class tactics Described voter concerns about border security and inflation, emphasized military qualifications for Congress, and recounted a Democrat openly celebrating open borders as voter strategy Analyzed the Denver ballot initiative to. Dark Money and Republican Primary Integrity Start listening at 08:08 – Hour 1 Bill Jack, candidate for Colorado House District 45, opened with a searing critique of dark money infiltrating Republican primaries. Jack described how organizations like Coloradans for Conservative Leadership funnel hundreds of thousands of dollars into Douglas County races, funding attack ads filled with half-truths against principled conservatives. He connected this to Cicero’s warning about traitors within the gates, arguing that these consultant-class operatives care more about retaining power than advancing Republican principles. Jack detailed how negative mailers and television ads create doubt among voters, leading to apathy and discouraging principled candidates from entering races. He called on his opponent to publicly repudiate these tactics and urged voters to investigate the philosophical differences between candidates rather than accepting character assassination as political discourse. “I’ve heard much about election integrity and concerns voters have about the security of mail-in ballots. Yet, as bad, almost worse, in my opinion, is what I and other principled conservatives are experiencing from the support our opponents receive from what is called dark money.” Bill Jack, Candidate for HD45 Border Crisis and Military Experience in CD4 Start listening at 21:21 – Hour 1 Richard Holtorf, current Colorado State Representative and candidate for Congressional District 4, described his eight months on the campaign trail challenging the status quo. Holtorf recounted a striking encounter with a Democrat in Fort Morgan who openly celebrated the open border policy as a strategy to make Republicans irrelevant through demographic change, viewing new immigrants as guaranteed Democrat voters. The retired Army Colonel with 29 years of service and two combat tours emphasized his readiness to serve on the Armed Forces Committee from day one. He criticized opponents who make promises about shutting down federal departments, noting that one congressperson cannot accomplish such sweeping changes. Holtorf stressed that voters should select the most qualified candidate, not the most popular, given the dangerous geopolitical landscape with conflicts in Ukraine and Israel and Russian warships near Cuba. “The first thing is the border and the second thing is inflation and the cost of living, when young people in their late 20s, early 20s, mid-20s still have to live in their parents house because they can’t afford a 400, 500,000 home.” Richard Holtorf, Colorado State Representative Denver’s Assault on Food Processing and Property Rights Start listening at 35:13 – Hour 1 Mike Siemens, Executive Director of Protect the Harvest, delivered an extensive analysis of the Denver ballot initiative threatening to shut down Superior Farms, a premier employee-owned lamb processing facility operating since the early 1960s. Si...