People often ask: How can we get the younger generation involved? How do we break through the nihilism that they are experiencing? What can we do? My answer is simple, but it’s not one that comes easily. Older generations need to listen Read More
It’s easy to talk about political parties as if they’re fixed institutions, disconnected from everyday life. We say “the party believes” or “the party decided,” as though these organizations operate on their own. I see it especially when people talk about the Read More
The outpouring of support for the “No Kings” rallies here in Eastern Idaho demonstrates bipartisan concern with the increasing concentration of power within America’s executive branch. With all eyes on Washington, D.C., it is too easy to overlook how Idaho’s Republican-dominated legislature Read More
In Idaho, “family values” is a phrase we hear often, usually invoked to signal self-reliance, tradition and a kind of rugged individualism that suggests families thrive best when left alone. But that narrative tells only part of the story. If we look Read More
We’re excited to announce that this year’s Truman Banquet fundraiser will be at the Westbank, featuring: This is our biggest annual fundraiser that directly benefits our local Democratic candidates. We have candidates running in D32, D33, and D35, including a full slate 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