The site is established by "The Leadership Institute". A conservative organization dedicated to providing young conservatives with a organizing boot camp, from which they hope to produce the next generation of little Karl Roves.

Established in 1979, the Leadership Institute seeks to increase the number and effectiveness of conservative activists across the country. To do that, LI identifies, recruits, trains, and places conservatives in government , politics, and the media, enrolling more than 74,000 students in its unique programs since its inception.

These students learn the expertise necessary to flourish in positions of influence in public policy. No other organization can give you so many skills for public policy and personal success.

Under the direction of its founder and president Morton Blackwell, the Leadership Institute has become the premier training ground for tomorrow’s conservative leaders. Conservative leaders, organizations, and activists rely on the Institute’s seminars and workshops for the preparation they require for victory in the world of public policy.

In addition to conducting programs nationwide, the Institute helps conservatives launch their careers.

CLP group members are trained how to:

• Fight political correctness and leftist abuses and bias
• Build a grassroots student organization
• Host conservative speakers and events on campus
• Start a conservative publication on campus
• Win student government elections

CLP groups get advice and other services from CLP national staff and are eligible to receive grants and scholarships to support their activism.

I don't know how anyone else feels about this but I see it as a major problem. If this site ever reaches the level of effectiveness they want then teacher's will be afraid to use certain works because of the backlash they may receive. This site will harbor reason like "we shouldn't read the communist manifesto because it's communist and that's a leftist view" regardless of how valuable it is to students to understand all sides and theories and have exposure to them. If we start limiting what higher education can and can not teach because a student feels that his or her teacher may be a bit too liberal then we loose what higher education really is. We transform high education, the realm of free thought and exploring subjects to gain knowledge, in high school, the realm of strictly outlined subject matter that normally hits somewhere in the middle of the road as to not offend anyone.

As a Democrat and a student at Kansas State University I am in the position of being surround by people on a daily basis that disagree with my views, with my beliefs and my political opinions. Do I have a site where I can go and rant about my teachers being too conservative or the readings for class being too far to the left? No, and if I did I wouldn't use it because it is part of life to have to accept that people don't agree with you and you will have to study certain things you aren't exactly comfortable with or in line with politically. I find it both sad and pathetic that the far right is launching this campaign to hold teacher accountable for garnering the leftist movement in their classes.

Here is a complete list of the so called Biased Textbooks

Not only does this site encourage us to call out our teachers on the site but accuses colleges of being "leftist indoctrination centers".

Most colleges and universities are not what they pretend to be. They are not places for inquiring minds to learn in an open market of ideas. In fact, they are leftist indoctrination centers which systematically attack and often exclude ideas and people favorable to limited government, free enterprise, strong national defense, and traditional values. No wonder the college experience turns so many students to the left. Most of those in power in academia are leftists, and they intend that result. The guilty administrators, faculty, official school newspapers, student governments, leftist student groups, and others know exactly what they are doing. They would like to exterminate any presentation of conservative or free-market principles, and they take personal satisfaction from the results of their leftist abuses and bias.

The left will not like your challenge, and will almost certainly use lies and distortions to try to discredit you if they can, so proceed carefully. But keep the pressure up and increase it if you can. It's better to slightly understate than to overstate your case. Don't necessarily fire all of your facts at once. Release enough to earn some good media coverage. Keep the story alive and growing by revealing some new information or additional proof later, preferably after the left has responded. Don't fail to show a high level of moral indignation against the abuses you are fighting. The news media and your fellow students may appreciate cleverness, but they react negatively to unfairness if you properly call it to their attention. Moral indignation is one of the most powerful human emotions. It is seldom engaged, but when it is, it tends to cause real changes because it's highly contagious. Leftist abuses and bias are newsworthy -- if you shine a light on them, Local, state, and even national news media may cover your disclosures. The left hates that. They have to respond, which makes your news story bigger. Conservative print, broadcast, and online media should have a keen interest in helping you get your newsworthy issues to the public.