Remember The Forgotten Man (The Taxpayer) Idaho’s Budget Priorities by Rep. Ronald Nate – District 34 Taxpayers are the forgotten men and women in Idaho. For years now, tax dollars coming into the state coffers [Read More]
Idaho Legislative Session Begins by Rep. Dorothy Moon – District 8 B First, let me thank you for the privilege of serving you in the Idaho State Legislature. I am working diligently on your behalf [Read More]
Can Idaho’s Legislative Process be Restored? by Representative Priscilla Giddings Idaho’s 64th legislative session kicks off next week and many Idahoans are unaware of the onslaught of new laws that will be presented. Last year [Read More]
Myths and Facts About the Historic Tax Bill by Congressman Raul Labrador December 22, 2017 This week, I voted for a major tax reform bill – the first substantial overhaul of our tax code in [Read More]
Marcy’s Law Should We Redefine “Victim” in the Idaho Constitution? by Representative Priscilla Giddings Another polarizing issue waiting for Idaho’s 64th legislative session has to do with changing crime victims’ rights in the Idaho Constitution, [Read More]
Should Idaho Support a Constitutional Convention? By Representative Priscilla Giddings Idaho’s 64th legislative session is just weeks away from convening, and on the eve of a highly contested 2018 election, there are several polarizing issues [Read More]
The Truth Behind Idaho’s Child Protection Act From the desk of Representative Heather Scott December 2, 2017 A very troubling event occurred last week in Kootenai County at the Kootenai Medical Center. This event unfortunately, [Read More]
Era of Megafires – How do you want your fire? Last Wednesday evening at the Sacajawea Center in Salmon a meeting presented by Dr. Paul Hessburg, was held titled Era of Megafires – How do [Read More]
Why I’m Pro-Life, and What the House is Doing to Protect Life by Congressman Raul Labrador I wanted to share some great news with you: On Tuesday, I voted for, and the House passed, H.R. [Read More]
Consider Stepping Up by Rep. Heather Scott Now that the smoke has cleared, in more ways than one, it seems like a good time to give you a brief update. Late summer and early [Read More]
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