Jim Jones
We the People need to exert our power over our elected officials
The people have to get engaged, to let the politicians know that what they prize the most.
The private and religious school subsidy bill is a taxpayer boondoggle
Idaho’s government ethics law requires public officials, including members of the Legislature, to disclose conflicts of interest before taking official action.
Private school subsidies will produce a few winners and many losers
Just follow the money.
It’s high time for Idaho to obliterate obsolete and unnecessary laws
It is high time to comb through our laws and get rid of those oldies that are no longer relevant.
Idaho’s Constitution does not permit private school subsidies
Idaho consistently refuses to adequately fund the instructional side of public education.
The referendum is the ultimate answer to the school voucher fight in Idaho
Sixty-five percent of voters in deep-red Kentucky voted against school vouchers.
Giving thanks for those volunteers who took on the party bosses on Prop 1
Even though Prop 1 lost, there is much to be thankful for in this Thanksgiving season.
Remembering our veterans and looking to the future on this Veterans Day
It is fitting that America sets aside at least one day every year to honor those who served in the county’s armed forces
Idaho voters face a stark “them-or-us” choice in November
The OPI will eliminate closed primaries, giving every Idaho voter, regardless of party, the right to weigh in on who makes it to the general election ballot.
A short history lesson for Moon and Labrador on ranked-choice voting
The ranked choice concept is clearly not a California invention designed to make Idaho a liberal bastion.