— Reprinted with Permission of The New American magazine — The so-called green agenda being relentlessly pursued by the Obama administration and its cronies represents a threat to U.S. military capabilities and therefore, to American national security, according to a recently released report blasting the “political fad” of so-called renewable energy.
— Reprinted with Permission of The New American magazine — One hundred-fifty presidents, prime ministers, dictators, and other heads of state are coming. Pope Francis is coming. Thousands of journalists, diplomats, and NGO activists are coming.
— Reprinted with Permission of The New American magazine — The federal government has been busy creating unconstitutional agencies co-opting policing while simultaneously using a “carrot and stick” approach — unconstitutional federal aid and federal mandates — to absorb and coerce the local police, transforming them into instruments of an emerging national police force.
— Reprinted with Permission of The John Birch Society — There are certain times of the year when the Constitution should put on pads and a football jersey in order to be noticed.
Bob “Nugie” Neugebauer talks with Sen. Mike Crapo about Idaho, Common Core, and a variety of other important subjects.
LaRae Oram, 65, passed away on Saturday, August 29, 2015.
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You were elected to a third term by the people of Idaho last year. They did not elect you to go on vacation for four years; they expected you to do your job. You said in your debate that you weren’t going to try and get our land back from the federal government.
Betsy Russel, leftist reporter for the Spokesman Review, was asked by her handlers to write a hit piece on Representative Heather Scott R. Dist. 1 concerning a certain Confederate flag that was displayed on Representative Scott’s float for the Timber Days Celebration July 25th.
In January of this year Governor Butch Otter backed a deal to bring more nuclear waste into the INL under protest by two former governors, Phil Batt and Cecil Andrus, who said the deal goes against an agreement made back in 1995 concerning spent nuclear waste at the INL.
The Coeur d’Alene chapter of The John Birch Society worked hard at awakening the sleeping masses during the local fair Aug. 26 – 30th.
Because Conservatives Are Not Perpetuating Themselves If the above statements are wrong, then where are the mills cranking out the next generation of conservatives, other than wonderful Hillsdale College?