Primary elections are often framed as the proving ground of democracy, but too often they widen divisions and force voters to make major decisions with very little time to truly understand who they are supporting before November arrives. The pressure of a Read More
The constant pressure of politics has pushed many to the edge. It feels like we are caught in a whirlwind: waiting for the next headline, the next controversy, the next divide. The temperature continues to rise in a culture increasingly defined by Read More
There is something rotten with a Governor who cannot act as a true steward of their state. Governor Brad Little has become increasingly similar to the Abbotts and others—leaders unwilling to stand for prosperity and liberty, instead cowering to the pull of Read More
If there was a plan to remove freedom, it seems that the execution is going well. It starts with sweeping executive orders aimed at subverting our legislative process. Then we move to weaponize our own justice system against political adversaries and to Read More
I’m tired of the opposition. Not tired of disagreement. Not tired of elections or civic debate. I’m tired of the fallout—the damage that has gone far beyond which party wins or loses at the ballot box. Many of us have watched longtime Read More
In Idaho, politics is never passive. Even when we think we’re sitting one out, we’re still influencing the outcome. And right now, far too many Democrats and left-leaning moderates are convincing themselves that registering as Republicans to “participate” in the GOP primary Read More

