Each day, we awake expecting things to be the same as they were the night before. That's normal. But things are always changing - darkness gives way to light, people get older, and each person's current situation changes. We deal with the changes and that's normal.
America's current situation dictates that we are on the cusp of a new normal. Like Colorado's September floods, the situation started slowly, was totally improbable (an average year's worth of rain in a week), and left all of us dealing with a new normal. At the least, some valleys and streams have been permanently altered. Bridges and roads were washed out and some of us had to find new routes to and from our homes. Some people's homes are partially or totally gone. Some people lost land, livestock, pets and at worst, family members.
There are two American Dreams right now, and they cannot exist simultaneously. One is the old-fashioned American Dream, where under the Constitution's protection of each individual's natural rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, America became the most peaceful and prosperous nation on earth. Knowing that all people are created equal and are to be equally protected under the law, we were free to dream and to work to achieve our dreams.
The other is the Dream of a Socialist Utopia, with the promise "From each according to their ability, to each according to their need." With this government, an elite few decide which laws must be observed by whom and how much of what each person earns they will be allowed to keep. Since this government must divide the population, taking by force from some and giving unearned to others, there is no "normal" Socialist, and no security in person or property. Like Detroit, the society atrophies and the entire civilization is ruined.
RSVP HERE for the Greeley event on Wednesday, January 29 at 7:00 p.m.
Trevor Loudon and James Simpson
Will be speaking again on Thursday, January 30, 2020
7:00 - 9:00 PM
Colorado Christian University - Leprino Hall
180 S. Garrison, Lakewood, CO 80226
Tickets for the Lakewood event:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/enemies-within-2020-and-the-red-green-axis-tickets-87592606845
Enemies Within the 2020 Election
and
An Existential Threat to America
James Simpson is an investigative journalist, businessman and former economist and budget examiner for the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB), under presidents Reagan, H.W. Bush and Clinton. Since 1995, he has written non-fiction articles for various periodicals based both on his experiences in government and business, and a longstanding avocation in public policy.
Jim is an expert on immigration and refugee resettlement. His most recent book is The Red Green Axis 2.0: An Existential Threat to America and the World.
Trevor Loudon is from Christchurch New Zealand and has been researching the radical left for more than 30 years. In March 2007, Loudon discovered the long hidden relationship between notorious Hawaiian Communist Party member Frank Marshall Davis and the young Barack Obama. After a year’s research into Obama’s ties to the New York and Chicago Marxist movements, Loudon began publishing his research online in January 2008.
He is the author of Barack Obama and the Enemies Within and Enemies Within: Communists, Socialists, and Progressives in the U.S. Congress. He is also a producer on the Enemies Within Movie.
To view the video of the full Greeley event, click HERE.
WHAT IS THE COST?
The cost of caucuses, assemblies and conventions are the responsibility of the county or district party organization for that particular county or district.
Donations may be taken, or fees may be charged to help cover the cost of the venue, office supplies, printing and other such expenses. Some counties use the funds they have raised to cover the costs of these meetings. The party is responsible for the cost of a person who is unable to pay for the fees. Often, the costs of such a person will be shared among their constituents so their allegiance will be where it should be, with their constituents.
The counties, districts and states will notify attendees of the costs prior to the meetings. Attendees pay for their own travel and lodging. In the past, the costs for most precinct caucuses, county assemblies and legislative assemblies have been less than $10. The cost for the State Assembly and Convention has been around $75. The cost for the National Convention is several thousand dollars, mostly because of the travel and lodging costs.
The cost of the caucuses in 2020 may be higher than in previous years when all caucuses were held on Tuesday evenings, as most schools are closed on Saturdays and staff must be paid for opening and monitoring the buildings. In the past, caucuses were held in homes within each precinct. The laws now say that all caucus sites must be accessible to individuals with disabilities, which disqualifies most homes and forces caucuses into public buildings, churches and the like.
Page 8 of 8
