Supporting Idaho families and Idaho values
Earlier this year, my book club read, “The Last Honest Man,” which profiles late Idaho Senator Frank Church and his distinguished efforts to rein in national security agencies that were out of control in the 1970s. Bob Kustra of the Idaho Statesman Read More
“Put your money where your mouth is.” “Show me what you spend money on and I’ll tell you what you value.” We talk a big game about what matters to us in society. Talking about how we value teachers. How important mental Read More
It is easy for politicians and organizations to forget that the power of this nation comes from its people. Patriotism is rooted in pride for one’s country, but it’s hard to feel that pride when basic needs go unmet. How can anyone Read More
Our nation has become known around the world as a place of law, where equitable standards are mostly enforced. We have not been perfect, but our trend tends toward greater justice and inclusion. Unfortunately, the current occupant of the White House undermines Read More
“Personal finance isn’t political.” In my work, I hear that all the time. However, for nearly two decades, I’ve worked hard to dispel that illusion. While you might think your personal finances are apolitical, the reality is that policy decisions made at Read More
Did the 4th of July make you realize that your neighbor is a Democrat? It’s a funny thing to watch people wrestle with that realization, followed by the inevitable rationalization: “Well, they’re okay—they’re a Democrat, not a liberal,” or some other qualifier Read More