The Jeff and Bill Show

Bob David is challenging GOP State Representative Anthony Hartsook in the primary because he has heard from many people in the district that Anthony is not conservative enough.  Bob is in studio to outline his background spending 31 years as a Los Angeles Police Officer and what motivated him to run.  He highlights the differences between he and Rep. Hartsook plus talks about protecting the 2nd Amendment, Sanctuary policies and the development of data centers.  

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In a Denver Post Editorial, the Colorado Clemency board take issue with Gov. Jared Polis releasing Tina Peters from prison.  Has the same board showed similar concern when Polis granted clemency to other criminals? eff, Bill, and callers debate the reasoning behind the board's complaint.

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The Aspen Times has a story about the enormous Super PAC money pouring into Colorado to support one candidate.  A Super PAC supporting Michael Bennet has taken in more money than his campaign and the Weiser campaigned combined.  The Super PAC has taken in more money than all three of the GOP candidates combined too.  Jeff and Bill discuss if the billionaires are buying the Colorado election.  

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Have you heard of Queer Bash, the new transgender fight club in Denver?  They were featured in Westword (link below).  You hear the audio from the reporter on what exactly is Queer Bash.  Then Jeff, Bill, and texts debate if this is a good idea and the impact on sports, plus the trans community in general.  

https://www.westword.com/news/denver-trans-queer-bash-mma-self-defense-club-40897424/

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Denver Public Schools has fired a foreign language teacher after complaints of her making kids kiss in class and discuss sensitive topics.  Jeff, Bill, and callers discuss what is happening in our classrooms and should we be surprised students are under achieving.  The hour begins with an opportunity to have your kids learn football from the pros.  Listen to find out and get 30% off camp registration.  

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The city says they'll erect a barrier cutting off all traffic to Bow Mar is they really want a gate.  Who is right?  Jeff and Bill debate the idea of erecting a gate on a public road, then they are joined by Rob, a Bow Mar resident who has had 14 cars end up in the ditch in front of his house over the last decade.  After listening to Rob, do you agree with the gate idea?

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A Denver Post Editorial calls GOP candidate for Governor a Huckster.  Jeff and Bill ask, "does it matter?"  It's a conversation about the direction of Colorado and the laundry list of promises by Gov. Polis and more Democrats that never came to pass.  So why does the Post now get concerned about what a candidate being truthful?  Does it matter?  

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President Trump has announced a Memorandum of Understanding with Iran that will end the conflict and start further negotiations.  Jeff, Bill, and callers debate the deal and if it is a "win".  also, GOP gubernatorial hopeful Victor Marx drops his own coffee blend.  Jeff, Bill, and texts create advertising slogans for Marx's coffee, plus potential coffee and tea from candidates Scott Bottoms and Barb Kirkmeyer. 

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How can we balance urban development with rural needs and desires in Douglas County?  John Diak, Candidate, Douglas County Commissioner is in studio and talks about development, water and more 

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Childcare in Colorado for an infant and a 4-year-old will average $37K a year.  That is the highest per capita in the nation.  Jeff, Bill, and callers discuss the impact.  Is this a case of wages not keeping up with living expenses or do young families need to cut back and make sacrifices? 

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