Tisha Casida is a Native Coloradan who believes in individual sovereignty, protecting property rights, and holding the federal government accountable to the Constitution of the United States of America.
She has worked for eight years as an entrepreneur engaging in creating wealth by educating people through marketing, advertising, and promotions. She is a stanch advocate for food and medicine freedom. That's Natural! is dedicated to marketing, promoting, and enlightening our communities about free markets' role in sustainability. Rebellion is dedicated to fostering the next generation of political thinkers and leaders.
She is a former Independent candidate for Colorado's Congressional District Three, and a firm believer protecting individuals, farmers, and small business owners by making sure that important decisions affecting them can be made at the State and local level of government where the actions of government are more transparent and "officials" are easier to hold accountable.
She advocates for Americans to be liberty-curious and have sound and peaceful discussions about liberty, constitutional government, and sound currency.
Katzima All-Natural Soap Company Nestled in the mountains of Northern New Mexico is a soap company that cares about your skin’s health. It’s no secret that the environment can be harmful to the largest organ in the body – the skin. Detergents, pollutants, common household cleaning products, beauty […]
Shelley McPherson is also known as the “Rag Diva”. An entrepreneur with Navajo blood, this small-business owner is building an American company that recycles, promotes capitalism, and provides valuable products to the marketplace. Just what are these products? American Wiping Rags (AWR) manufactures ten different types of disposable […]
Tisha Casida (in a Hemp Field of Colorado) Founder of That's Natural! and a staunch advocate of Food & Medicine Freedom. She has owned her own small business for nine years, and as a former candidate for Congress, has first-hand knowledge of policy issues and solutions for Coloradans.
