Hiding Heidi has repeatedly and primarily spent her efforts connecting with people with far-right, extreme views since becoming a CU Regent, but refuses to comment on if she agrees with their positions: 

• Hiding Heidi initially touted her campaign endorsement from far-right speaker Charlie Kirk, but refused to put it on her website endorsement list. Kirk has likened vaccination requirements to apartheid and claimed to have financed more than 80 buses filled with Trump supporters traveling to the January insurrection. 
• Hiding Heidi called Jan. 6th insurrection architect and onetime CU visiting professor John Eastman “fantastic.” She won’t say if she changed her view of Eastman after the insurrection.
• Hiding Heidi defended hate-speech on CU’s campus, which has featured hate-speech extraordinaire Milo Yiannolopoulos, racist TV commentator Ann Coulter, and serial sexist Nigel Farage to visit campus. She hasn’t disavowed their visits to CU.
• Hiding Heidi hosted Dennis Prager in Colorado, who called schools “poison factories” at the event. She did not say she disagreed.
• Hiding Heidi praised and donated thousands to Colorado right-wing heroes Cory Gardner and Lauren Boebert before her run for governor.
• Hiding Heidi appeared with Tina Peters; she hasn’t clarified if she would pardon Peters if she is convicted of felony election tampering. 
• Hiding Heidi doesn’t want people to know she was part of a QAnon-Proud Boys promoting Facebook Group.
• Hiding Heidi initially supported the US Election Integrity Project, which Colorado Newsline called “an election conspiracy group.” She won’t comment if she supports their continued armed volunteers’ harassment of voters.