Freedom Bros Podcast
Earlier this week, I shared my top 5 most vulnerable lawmakers ahead of the 2026 primary election here in Idaho. Then I added one I missed. Whoops! Now, let’s flip the script and review the safest members. Keep in mind this is how I see things, not how I want them to be. Were I […]
I try not to remark on federal issues, as I know my voice is limited and nothing I say will change anything at all in the Swamp. That said, I’m still going to take a second to explain why I cannot get on board with Trump’s Big, Beautiful Bill. Let’s get something out of the […]
Recently, Idaho Gov. Brad Little told agency chiefs to prepare for holdbacks in Fiscal Year 2026 if revenue doesn’t meet expectations. Democrats, never letting a crisis go to waste, jumped on the announcement and urged the governor and the GOP-led Legislature to defund the state’s newly minted $50 million education choice program. It’s an incredibly […]
For millions of law-abiding Americans, the Second Amendment is more than a line in the Constitution—it’s a declaration of personal responsibility, self-reliance, and freedom. But recently, that constitutional protection ran headfirst into the brick wall of Senate procedure. Specifically, a ruling by the Senate parliamentarian may have quietly kneecapped reform efforts that many saw as […]
This morning, I published a post outlining the top 5 most vulnerable state lawmakers ahead of next year’s Republican primary election. I omitted one of the worst offenders. Whoops. Let me rectify that mistake right now. State Rep. Jack Nelsen from Jerome is certainly one of the most vulnerable lawmakers in the state. The GOP […]
Idaho Republicans dominate the statehouse with a supermajority—a political dream scenario that should, on paper, spell sweeping conservative victories. Yet despite their stronghold, Idahoans are still paying income tax, sales tax, property tax, and yes, even that stubborn grocery tax. The Republican leadership has offered modest tax relief here and there—tweaks to the brackets, a […]