Скачать или смотреть From Activist to Governor Candidate: Carmen Broesder’s Plan

In this episode of Breaking the Meta, we sit down with Carmen Broesder, a network operations engineer, nonprofit founder, activist, and candidate for Governor of Colorado. She shares why she entered the race, the community concerns driving her campaign, and her vision for a more equitable and sustainable future for the state.

The conversation explores water rights and environmental hazards, healthcare access and reproductive care, veterans’ treatment gaps, immigration policy impacts, data privacy, gun safety approaches, and the role of community-driven solutions in rebuilding trust in government. Broesder discusses how listening to citizens shaped her policy priorities and why transparency and accountability are central to her leadership approach.

We also discuss healing political divides, protecting civil rights, strengthening rural communities, and creating practical policy solutions that improve daily life for Coloradans.

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction & Meet Carmen Broesder
01:15 Background & Why She’s Running
02:32 Safety, Representation & Community Concerns
05:41 What Colorado Voters Are Saying
07:09 Water Rights & Environmental Challenges
08:04 Healthcare Access & Veterans Care
09:18 Gun Laws, Cannabis & Public Safety
12:54 Accountability & Transparency in Government
14:32 Immigration Policy & Civil Rights
19:44 First Actions if Elected Governor
21:41 Water Cleanup & Environmental Priorities
23:49 Privacy, Data & Corporate Oversight
24:55 Healing Political Divides
28:36 Final Message & Policy Vision
29:56 How to Volunteer & Get Involved