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From Lyle Johnstone’s Substack, June 23, 2025 While banks grill citizens for documents, Idaho’s leadership hides $3 billion like it’s pocket change. It’s time to slash the bloat—25% minimum. No more excuses. This past week, I went through the process of trying to open a nonprofit bank account. Simple enough task, right? Wrong. I was […]
The ‘No Kings’ protest in Twin Falls on Saturday against the Trump administration’s ordering of mass deportations of illegal migrants ought to serve as a wake-up call for Magic Valley conservatives that local leftist opposition is likely to be a formidable force in the upcoming 2026 elections. Watch KMVT’s newscast. Here’s why. The ‘No Kings’ […]
From Russia to Cuba to Idaho: When Youth Are Weaponized By Sen. Glenneda Zuiderveld, Dist. 24, June 11, 2025 I was watching videos of young adults, some in college, others perhaps not, but most having passed through our public education system, rioting, destroying property, and harming others, in L.A. I can’t help but ask: Is […]
By Rep. David Leavitt, Dist. 25 Across Idaho, families, farmers, and small business owners are opening their monthly utility bills and doing a double take. Electricity costs are rising, and not just by pennies. For many, it feels like another hit in a season of economic strain. But while the increase is real, the reasons […]
By Sen. Glenneda Zuiderveld, Dist. 24, Jun. 08, 2025 Everyone Hates Dark Money—Until It’s Their PAC It’s funny to me how selectively some people use the phrase “Dark Out-of-State Money” when referring to certain groups contributing to Idaho politics. They’ll eagerly call out one set of contributors yet conveniently turn a blind eye and even justify when […]
What the teachers’ union doesn’t want you to know about their 2026 strategy. A message from the Gang of 8 From Christy Zito’s Substack, May 16, 2025 The Idaho Education Association (IEA) has launched a campaign to reclaim power, not in classrooms, but in the Capitol. They’re calling it May Matters, a statewide effort to oust […]