Most people are angry about politics — but very few understand how power actually works.

In this episode, Erin breaks down how a bill is drafted, debated, amended, and passed, cutting through the myths about “overnight laws” and viral outrage. Then, she brings it home locally — explaining what parents and taxpayers can actually do when schools cross policy lines, why documentation matters, and how calm, informed civic engagement creates real accountability.

This episode isn’t about protests or partisan talking points.

It’s about process, leverage, and results — from the statehouse to the school board.

If you’ve ever asked:

“How did this bill even become law?”

“What power do parents actually have?”

“What’s the right way to challenge school policies?”

This episode gives you the roadmap.

In Part II of The Blueprint series, I break down how the same strategy Democrats used to consolidate power in Colorado is now exposing their biggest vulnerabilities — and how conservatives can counter it.

We start with a real-time example: Colorado’s SB26-005 and how one viral video exposing the bill’s hidden consequences proved that civic engagement still works when people are paying attention. From there, we unpack the Right’s long-standing mistake — fighting culture and each other instead of building durable systems — while the Left focused on organization, data, and long-term power.

But the blueprint isn’t invincible.

Policy overreach, bureaucratic bloat, parental backlash, energy failures, and voters who feel managed rather than represented are creating real cracks. This episode lays out where those weaknesses are — and what it looks like to respond with discipline, common sense, and long-term strategy in Colorado.

Common sense isn’t loud — it’s durable.

In this first episode of a two-part series, I break down The Blueprint — the strategic roadmap that reshaped Colorado’s political landscape over the last two decades

This episode focuses on who the so-called “Gang of Four” are, how they built long-term political power, and why their approach was so effective. Rather than focusing on personalities or partisan talking points, we look at the mechanics: money, organization, messaging, and patience.

Understanding this strategy matters — not just for Colorado, but for anyone who wants to understand how modern political power is actually built and sustained.

In Part 2, we’ll explore the downstream consequences of this strategy, why it worked so well, and what lessons both sides of the political spectrum should take from it moving forward.

In this episode, I lay out where I stand — clearly, calmly, and without political theater.

I walk through my core principles on:

Liberty and constitutional limits

The proper role of government

Energy, economics, and common-sense policy

Culture, accountability, and civic responsibility

I also explain why I built Liberty Legion — the purpose, the vision, and how it’s designed to boost civic engagement, encourage informed participation, and help everyday Americans understand how to actually influence policy at the local, state, and national level.

This isn’t a debate episode or a reaction to the news cycle. It’s a straightforward explanation of my values, my positions, and the mission behind Liberty Legion — so whether you’re new here or a longtime listener, you know exactly what this platform stands for.

If you’re tired of extremes, slogans, and performative politics, this episode is for you.

In this episode, I break down one of the most common arguments you hear online:

Except… Norway, Sweden, and Denmark aren’t socialist.

After a quick breakdown of why the Nordic model is not socialism, I turn to what does work for America:

This episode explains why America’s strength comes from freedom, competition, and limited government — not centralized control.

In Part 1 of this two-part deep dive, we unpack what socialism actually promises — and why the real-world outcomes consistently fall short.

We also address the familiar argument that “those weren’t real socialism” by looking at the patterns, incentives, and consequences that repeat across countries, cultures, and decades.

Local politics isn’t boring — it’s where the real power lives.

In this episode, we dive deep into how taxpayers are being cut out of decisions they pay for. From the Emory Elementary land deal in Lakewood, to Chicago’s infamous 99-year parking meter disaster, to billions wasted at the federal level — a clear pattern emerges: taxpayers foot the bill, while insiders make the decisions.

I break down:

If you want to understand why government feels unaccountable — and what we can actually do to fix it — this episode is your roadmap.

🎧 Let’s talk taxpayer power, government transparency, and solutions that put citizens back in the driver’s seat.

We all know members of Congress are beating the stock market… the question is why hasn’t it stopped? In this video, I break down the loopholes AND the solutions that could end congressional insider trading for good.

The Turning Point USA chapter at Fort Lewis College was denied approval — and the reason given was “safety.” But was that the truth… or a convenient excuse? I’m joined by a community advocate fighting alongside the chapter president to expose what’s behind this decision and what comes next in the battle for free speech on campus.

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