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Gang of 8 Statement on Governor Little’s Executive Order 2025-05 By Sen. Christy Zito (Dist. 8), from her Substack, Aug. 16, 2025 On Friday, Governor Little signed Executive Order 2025-05, directing state agencies (excluding K-12) to look for efficiencies by consolidating services, reverting vacant positions, cutting travel costs, and reducing General Fund spending by 3%. […]
The Agenda Exposes the Global Technocrat’s Blueprint to Subvert and Replace Our Nation’s Constitution (and Idaho’s Constitution) with Their Top-Down Control Grid What do the Great Reset, ESG, DEI, digital currency, biodiversity, LGBTQ rights, gender affirming care, net zero, climate change, carbon credits, pharma food, AI surveillance, 15-minute cities, green energy, depopulation, abortion rights, and […]
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. […]
Idaho’s Quiet March Toward Full-Time Government From Rep. David Leavitt’s (Dist. 25) Substack, Jul. 24, 2025 Power is shifting in Idaho—not through elections or new laws, but through quiet maneuvers most voters never see. It’s happening in the shadows, behind closed doors, and without your vote. Leadership in the Legislature is slowly building the framework […]
Editor’s Note: We usually keep our content focused on the Magic Valley since that is our mission. But with this juggernaut just launched out of Washington, DC, we are making an exception. We have to. Because Trump’s AI Action Plan Initiatives are about to fundamentally revolutionize everything, and in ways we have yet to grasp […]
A Message from the Gang of Eight From Sen. Christy Zito (Dist. 8) Substack, July 15, 2025 When the eight of us took the budget pledge last session, we made a clear commitment: we would not vote for any budget that added full-time positions, accepted more federal dollars, or grew by more than 1.2 percent. We weren’t […]