Home School Heartbeat Radio Program

Can average citizens stop the onslaught of judicial tyranny? Learn from Michael Farris how Patrick Henry College students are getting involved, today on Home School Heartbeat.

Mike Farris:
When judges substitute their personal opinions for those of our elected officials who wrote our laws and our Constitution, they're not acting in the proper role as judges. The Founding Fathers would call this by its right name and so should we. This is tyranny.


Let's talk about how homeschoolers can play a huge role in stopping judicial tyranny.


It's not enough to elect a president who believes in appointing the right kind of judges, although this is very important. We need a whole team in place in the Senate and qualified judges who believe in freedom, morality, and original intent. Homeschool kids need to occupy these seats in the next generation, and I believe this is possible.


There are many reasons this is true, but let's mention two.


First, homeschoolers do very well academically. The highest political seats in our nation go disproportionately to those who have been bright students. Secondly, homeschoolers believe in freedom. Because parents have sacrificed to teach their own children rather than looking to the government for aid or instruction, they're far more likely to produce children who believe that the purpose of government is to protect life, liberty, and property.


I believe that homeschool students will be disproportionately among the next generation of leaders, including those on the Supreme Court.


I want to thank the thousands of homeschool moms who are sacrificing their time and talent to produce a legacy that can be applied to stop judicial tyranny. I'm Mike Farris.