by Colleen Enos (CHEC Director of Government Relations) While Colorado continues to grapple with an increasing budget shortfall of approximately 1.2 billion dollars due most recently to Medicaid costs, legislators are busy...
by Colleen Enos (CHEC Director of Government Relations) The State of Colorado is contesting the federal funding freeze from the Trump administration on federal assistance to colleges, hospitals, and the state. While the new...
by Colleen Enos (CHEC Director of Government Relations) While there was much controversy going on at the Capitol over the past two weeks, I wanted to start out with a bright spot. Meet Your Legislator Day was a smashing success, with 12...
by Colleen Enos (CHEC Director of Government Relations) While the state is trying to balance the budget by cutting approximately $1 billion in spending, Colorado’s baseline funding for schools must increase every year by at least the rate of...
by Colleen Enos (CHEC Director of Government Relations) As the 2025 legislative session was gaveled in, the newly elected and returning legislators faced a daunting task: balancing the Colorado budget with a nearly one-billion-dollar deficit....
by Carolyn Martin After this past election, major changes are expected to come to our national government, which will have an impact on our state legislature. Unfortunately, the Colorado General Assembly remains in the hands of people who do not...
by Carolyn Martin Unalienable Rights The founders of our country believed in the existence of self-evident truths that cannot be denied – truths that are rooted outside of man, in God Himself. They wrote about how “our Creator endowed us with...
By Carolyn Martin According to a recent article by the America First Policy Institute, “Currently, there are 75 school choice programs in 34 states with 18 states offering Education Savings Accounts (ESAs)”. School choice, in this case, is not just...
