Idaho Governor Candidate Steve Bradshaw’s Response To Idaho Crisis Standard of Care Earlier this week, Idaho Department of Health and Welfare activated what is called, “crisis standard of care,” in effect rationing health care […]
Gov. Little Uses State Police to Strong-Arm Small Business by Shari Dovale The Hardware Brewing Company in Kendrick, Idaho reopened for business on May 1st. They had folks from around the state show up to […]
Help Stop The Out-Of-Control Gender Agenda ***Public Hearing Update: The Deputy Administrator of the Division of Public Health has made arrangements for a phone line for the up-coming public hearings for Docket 16-0208-1901 (Changing the […]
Where Do You Draw The Line? By Representative Heather Scott On July 3rd, while Idahoans were prepping for Independence Day festivities, one of Idaho’s most powerful executive agencies (Health & Welfare) released an administrative rule […]
CPS: Know Your Rights Or Lose Them by Representative Heather Scott What if an Idaho Department of Health and Welfare (IDHW) worker (sometimes referred to as Child Protective Services or CPS) showed up at your […]
Idaho Legislators Sold Out to Pharmaceutical Companies? By Representative Priscilla Giddings (R – Dist 7) No matter what your personal beliefs on the effectiveness of vaccines, I want to raise awareness to Big Pharma’s influence […]
The Funny Uncles of the Idaho GOP by Sue Dawson A lot of families have a funny uncle. You know, the one who is accepted as part of the family, but is so different that […]
Birth Certificate Gender Change in Idaho WAKE UP IDAHO! While you were busy with the elections, IDAHO HEALTH & WELFARE was busy writing changes for Idaho code to allow GENDER CHANGES on BIRTH CERTIFICATES! Their […]
Fourth Week 2018 Idaho Legislative Update by Rep. Karey Hanks – District 35 I attended the Idaho Potato Commission dinner and a luncheon with our North & South Fremont students this week. It is great […]
Yes, Otter Advocates Medicaid Expansion By Wayne Hoffman Expand: A verb that means to become or make larger or more extensive. As in, “Gov. Butch Otter is asking lawmakers to expand Medicaid.” That’s a fact. […]
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