Jim Jones

As Americans gather together with family and friends for the Thanksgiving weekend, many will likely have partisan differences. That just seems to be a fact of life in present-day America. But there are things so fundamental to our shared experience that we can find bases for agreement. I believe we are all proud and inspired…

The framers of Idaho’s Constitution mandated that the Legislature provide adequate state funding for the public school system.

There is good reason to believe that some legislators voted for the bill with the intention of benefitting from its provisions.

I know the importance of providing sound legal advice to state entities.

All of us should take a cue from those who signed the Declaration of Independence and pledge to do more to serve and improve our country.

Little and the Legislature gifted to families that are sending their kids to private and religious schools will add to the revenue shortfall.

Tony’s admiration of courageous elected officials was not confined to members of his own party.

It is high time for JFAC leadership to establish procedural rules to expedite the funding of programs enacted through the established legislative process.

The people have to get engaged, to let the politicians know that what they prize the most.

Idaho’s government ethics law requires public officials, including members of the Legislature, to disclose conflicts of interest before taking official action.