MVLA PAC
As the majority of Idahoans already know, the government taxing food is as immoral as taxing your need for survival. It’s right up there with taxing air. While legislators failed to repeal the 6% grocery sales tax, they gave themselves a 25% pay raise this year. We citizens are finally fed up and stepping up. […]
From Ron Nate, Idaho Freedom Foundation, July 10, 2025 For years, we’ve warned about unchecked government spending and agencies going rogue. Today, we’ve got incredible news that proves all this hard work pays off: The IFF is proud to have assisted Attorney General Raul Labrador and Senator Glenneda Zuiderveld (Dist. 24) in holding the Idaho Department […]
From Lyle Johnstone’s Substack, candidate for Dist. 26 249 Years After the Founding, Idahoans Are Still Fighting Oligarchs—But Now They Wear Suits and Push Wind Turbines Chaos is crisis, to some extent or another. Rahm Emanuel said, “Never let a crisis go to waste.” How much of today’s chaos is deception or lies—deliberately designed by elites to […]
From Idaho Family Policy Center, July 10, 2025 Friends, Many pastors labor under the misconception that the Johnson Amendment prevents them from providing biblical commentary on hot button political and cultural issues. This prevailing narrative has been pushed by anti-Christian groups hoping to bludgeon pastors into silence on issues about which the Bible speaks clearly, […]
Greetings Magic Valley Patriots, With the celebrations of our nation’s Independence Day behind us, I’d like to encourage you to remain vigilant against the present-day threats, both foreign and domestic, against our God-given liberties — right here in the Magic Valley. The defense of liberty requires our eternal vigilance. Patriot leader during the American Revolution […]
Compromise: Is It a Good Thing or a Bad Thing in Government? It’s one thing to compromise on where to go to dinner, what movie to watch, or where to take a vacation. Those compromises are simple they build relationships and keep the peace. But compromising on policies, taxes, and appropriations? That’s an entirely different story. […]