Nowhere to Hyde

Today we break down two different articles on open primaries and ranked choice voting. Pay close attention to who is trying to game the election system and who isn't.

Whether it's school choice, transgender bathrooms, open primaries or the Greater Idaho movement, someone is intent on forcing their collectivist favors on us.

Why are we seeing so many climate emergency stories lately? Could it be a clumsy attempt to stampede us in a leftward direction?

Why do the elected officials and people who favor freedom find themselves labeled as "extreme" by activists and the media? It's the frustration of people who need to be in control of others.

How can you tell a leader from those who are simply being led by the nose? Look at who is being attacked and who is being supported by the corporate media.

From hate crimes to providing obscene material to kids in school and public libraries, there's a real problem with individuals in authority who cannot tell the truth.

Mainstream news outlets love to exaggerate things like hot summer days, fiscal responsibility and pushback against the pride agenda. These hired Chicken Littles have been quite busy lately.

Those pushing for an open primary in Idaho are not empowering voters but are instead enticing them to become collectivized. Plus, some lawmakers are calling for distancing Idaho libraries from the left-leaning ALA.

Uh-oh. Hard Left ideologues are panicking over the prospect of non-leftists in charge of West Bonner County School District. And the Times-News editorial board makes a very curious connection between the Idaho GOP and the KKK.

Abortion and climate change hysteria are key components of leftist ideology. Why do our mainstream media outlets back them without hesitation?

There's no question that part of Idaho's explosive growth over the past few years is due to people who perceive it as an island of freedom. Is this why the collectivists among us are so desperate to blunt the influence of these freedom lovers?

California governor Gavin Newsome was in Idaho recently and he has some fervent disciples in the political class and corporate media trying to help him convert the rest of us via our government schools and primary elections.

Why is it that every elected official or public policy that lands on the side of limited government, fiscal responsibility and personal freedom is considered an attack against "our" democracy by the left?

Truth requires understanding that the power-seekers and opportunists around us are carefully omitting crucial information you'll need to make informed decisions.

Nothing upsets members of the corporate press like being upstaged by mere "citizen" counterparts willing to report unpopular truths. We' share some notable examples in today's episode.

Trust in science, education, corporations and media is falling, yet the narrative managers can't quite understand why.

Protests against Brandon Durst's appointment to school Superintendent in West Bonner County. Teachers unions pronoun work kits. A federal civil rights commissar for Idaho. All are examples of leftist solutions desperately looking for a problem.

Too much of the legacy media exists to elevate narrative over facts. Learn how to see through their deception in today's episode.

Nothing triggers disciples of the woke borg like someone refusing to be assimilated. A high school senior and a bus driver in Shoshone County recently learned this the hard way.

How much money would be enough for government-run public schools? How much does the truth need to be controlled to protect the official narrative? For statists, the answers to both questions is, it's never enough.

Why are increasing numbers of Americans starting to see the media as an enemy of the people? Maybe it's because the media is busy portraying advocates of limited government as public enemies.

From out of control spending to propping up the pride movement to regulating what you can or can't do with your property, statists love to force their values on the rest of us.

Every time you see corporate media types using words like "extremist" or "far-right" to describe someone, know for certain that they're expressing frustration at not being able to control or censor that person.

As our schools and libraries become cultural battlegrounds, it's time for parents to take seriously our role as gatekeepers.

When it comes to spending the hard-earned dollars of Idaho's taxpayers, too many bureaucrats and their corporate media sycophants believe that money is no object. By which they mean YOUR money.