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Candidate Profiles introduces candidates for Colorado legislative offices.
"Our Constitution was made for a moral and religious people, it is wholly inadequate to the government of any other."
- John Quincy Adams
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Candidate Profiles introduces candidates for Colorado legislative offices.
"Our Constitution was made for a moral and religious people, it is wholly inadequate to the government of any other."
- John Quincy Adams
Sign up today with the Colorado HEARTH Fund!
Visit the Political Tools and Information Page to get a boatload of information about what's happening in our State Government!
Click here to Register to Vote!
Printed on 3/25/08
In November of 2004, a significant shift took place in the Colorado state legislature. A conservative majority was lost to those who oppose the primary authority of parents and promote values that are often in direct opposition to home schooling freedoms.
In January 2005, that same group brought to the legislature multiple bills that were harmful to the ideals of home schooling freedoms. By the end of the opening term following elections, Colorado state law had been rewritten to include some of those same laws which the home school community opposed.
In the Fall election of 2006, those who oppose the freedoms associated with Home Schooling not only retained their control in both the House and Senate, but also won the Governor's seat and increased their majorities in both houses.
Incremental steps taken individually appear of little threat to parental authority. Taken as a whole, these steps can represent a critical injury to these rights. Furthermore, defeat of those bills that defend these very same values underscore this serious, growing threat.
The Colorado HEARTH Fund identifies state legislative candidates who fully support the Principles of Freedom and provides this vital information to the citizens of Colorado.
The Colorado HEARTH Fund Small Donor Committee aggressively supports those candidates, while channeling and rallying the grass roots activism of the home school community to fight on their behalf.
To make your family's voice heard in Colorado, join the Colorado HEARTH Fund today!
About the HEARTH Fund
In November of 2004, a significant shift took place in the Colorado state legislature. A conservative majority was lost to those who oppose the primary authority of parents and promote values that are often in direct opposition to home schooling freedoms.In January 2005, that same group brought to the legislature multiple bills that were harmful to the ideals of home schooling freedoms. By the end of the opening term following elections, Colorado state law had been rewritten to include some of those same laws which the home school community opposed.
In the Fall election of 2006, those who oppose the freedoms associated with Home Schooling not only retained their control in both the House and Senate, but also won the Governor's seat and increased their majorities in both houses.
Incremental steps taken individually appear of little threat to parental authority. Taken as a whole, these steps can represent a critical injury to these rights. Furthermore, defeat of those bills that defend these very same values underscore this serious, growing threat.
The Colorado HEARTH Fund identifies state legislative candidates who fully support the Principles of Freedom and provides this vital information to the citizens of Colorado.
The Colorado HEARTH Fund Small Donor Committee aggressively supports those candidates, while channeling and rallying the grass roots activism of the home school community to fight on their behalf.
To make your family's voice heard in Colorado, join the Colorado HEARTH Fund today!
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