Dan Maes, It’s Time to Move On

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I officially announced today my opinion that Dan Maes needs to get out of the race for Governor right away and allow a credible Republican candidate to take on John Hickenlooper in November. A major theme of the political environment of 2010 is “integrity.” Dan Maes became the GOP nominee because many Republicans doubted the [...]

Coalition for Colorado Jobs

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I talked recently with Sandra Solin, Executive Director of the Coalition for Colorado Jobs. Votes using a secret ballot for union organizing will be a thing of the past if the so-called Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA) passes in Congress. This bill would allow union organizers to come on the workplace site and personally interview [...]

James Cameron Interview? “No way!”

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There’s one thing Ann McElhinney would like to accomplish nowdays. She’d like to make good on a challenge from the Hollywood left. She’s looking to get that James Cameron interview on the schedule, but it seems James Cameron doesn’t want to play even though he said he wanted to call out climate “deniers” publicly. The [...]

Upcoming 9/12 event in Denver. Tea Party Movement in Colorado

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Yesterday I had Jason Worley on the program who heads up the Broomfield (Colorado) 9/12 group. Jason has a regular job marketing steel products by day, but a year and a half ago decided it was time to do something about the direction of our country. So he began to go to Tea Party events [...]

Tom Tancredo: will he elect a Democrat Governor by default?

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Tom Tancredo was on The Jim Pfaff Show today. Tom’s sudden entry into the Colorado Governor’s race by leaving the Republican Party and running as the American Constitution Party candidate has thrown Colorado’s elections into a whirlwind. He says that the reason he made this move was because of the weakness of Scott McInnis (whom [...]

Live blogging on the The Jim Pfaff Show

Kelly Maher from WhoSaidYouSaid.com is on the show today, and we’re sharing links like crazy! You need to check out the rapping economists: http://econstories.tv Also, Todd Shepherd’s article: He found that the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment (CDLE) has stopped the computer program which stops unemployment benefits from being paid to illegal aliens. Hey! [...]

Scott McInnis on energy, jobs, abortion, plagiarism, and immigration

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Scott McInnis gave a very impressive interview on my show today. Take some time to listen, and I think you might re-think your opinion of him after. As we approach the August 10 primary in Colorado, the GOP nomination for Governor has become more competitive than anyone could have imagined. After the withdrawal of Josh [...]

Tea Party Activists are Us

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I wanted to replay this podcast where I explain some of the major origins of the rise of the Tea Party Activist. In all the clutter of the media, it’s easy to forget that this is a natural, popular uprising against government expansion. Tea Party Activists are us. It’s really a misnomer, in some ways, [...]

Paul Prentice

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On today’s The Jim Pfaff Show, I talked with Economist Paul Prentice, Ph.D about the current state of our economic system, the effects of government action in managing an economy and the moral case for capitalism. It’s always an excellent discussion with Paul because he takes a libertarian approach based on the Austrian School of [...]

Marriage Still Under Fire in the Courts

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I talked today with Chuck Donovan of the Heritage Foundation about a recent federal court decision which struck down the Defense of Marriage Act. This is another in a series of court cases over the last fifteen years which have radically defined our political debate in this country. Recently, a federal judge in–of all places–Massachusetts [...]

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