We’re done with voting for the lesser of two evils…

Surprisingly (or perhaps not), the democrat party has shown up to support Little 

The clique of legislative RINOs has done nothing to address welfare fraud (even in Idaho), unrestrained development that’s pushing up property taxes, forcing independent farmers and ranchers to sell, exchanging productive farm land for housing, and business parks that strain the infrastructure to the breaking point.

Also, it has to be asked why Idaho’s Secretary of State McGrane is refusing to hand over the complete voter rolls to the DOJ, forcing Harmeet Dhillon to sue the state for compliance. What is he protecting when the information is vital to determine if those registered are citizens, or even alive?

Who benefits from these “improvements?” Simplot, Altria, Idaho Dairy Industry, Amazon, Meta, and other corporate influencers of Idahoan lifestyle.

Surprisingly (or perhaps not), the democrat party has shown up to support Little – Idaho Democratic Latino, Idaho Democratic Women’s, Idaho Democratic Rural Caucuses, even the Idaho Democratic Queer Caucus, and Idaho Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee. Some of the amounts contributed may not be huge but why are they giving at all? Hedging their bets like the corporate donors?

Why would good conservatives lend their name and money to support candidates that don’t give a whit for constituents’ cultural values, when there are alternative candidates that speak the citizens’ true conservative language, like Mark Fitzpatrick? In a solidly red state there isn’t a valid reason to stick with a RINO when an actual MAGA republican nominee would still sweep the election, a democrat challenger having no chance of winning.

Governor Little isn’t the only RINO that has had the good fortune to be endorsed when there is another better, more principled candidate that could be supported to primary the deadbeats calling themselves conservatives.

When will We, the People stop allowing the party players to choose candidates that are quick to stab their constituents, and President Trump in the back? 

The fight with Ken Paxton to unseat do-nothing John Cornyn (though not endorsed by Trump), comes to mind, and the challenger, Paxton, is due to win the seat because he’s stands for the true Texan, not the H1B and sharia proponents invading the state.

A solid candidate in the Kentucky Senate race, Nate Morris, a businessman and strong conservative, has been asked to step aside by the White House in favor of Andy Barr. Politics is being played, sending another House representative to the Senate, possibly weakening the slim one-seat majority, rewarding Barr for his committee work in the Trump campaign. Reciprocity is understood, but when there’s a great candidate ready to jump into action and keep both Barr’s seat solid and take out the Mitch McConnell pick, the strategy is questionable.

There have been too many republicans, or those who claim to be, that have garnered the endorsement from Trump, ridden his coattails and then turned on his, the People’s, agenda. Georgia’s Kemp is a prime example among other so-called republican governors. Texas’ Greg Abbott, also, for slow walking deportations and failing to shut down sharia communities.

When will We, the People stop allowing the party players to choose candidates that are quick to stab their constituents, and President Trump in the back? The whole Covid era mask and vaccine mandates that RINOs like Gov. Little promoted show voters why he and other’s should be rejected outright. That the majority republican Senate can’t even pass the SAVE America Act, that more than 80% of Americans support, is an outright crime.

No more voting for the lesser of two evils because the donors need to rake in their cash, trampling the homeowners and small business folks in their path.