Magic Valley Liberty Alliance
Precinct Committeeman TF14, Magic Valley Liberty Alliance Board Member, Magic Valley Republican Women 2nd Vice President, and 2026 Candidate for Twin Falls County Assessor Welcome to Speed Repping I recently had the opportunity to attend a “Speed Repping” event held by the liberal group, Indivisible. As many of you know, Indivisible came out against MVLA […]
Greetings Liberty Lovers, I spent June 20th and 21st at the Idaho State Central Committee Summer Meeting held at Calvary Chapel Church in Pocatello. REGION MEETINGS Friday’s agenda started off with regional meetings. Each of the ten regions gathered in different rooms. The Magic Valley is in region 7, which is chaired by Senator Risch’s liaison, Mike Matthews, and contains Blaine, Camas, Cassia, […]
On Tuesday, June 3rd, Save Our Schools Idaho Inc. held a “Should your tax dollars go to private schools?” town hall event. While this issue is very polarizing, I am conflicted and do not have a strong opinion either way. I went with an open mind, hoping to learn more. Unfortunately, the discussion was not […]
Greetings Liberty Lovers, I will try to make June’s Twin Falls County Republican Central Committee meeting re-cap as exciting as possible, but please know that it’s going to be tough! CALLING ALL PCs This is one of the worst showings yet, we had 17 precinct committeemen attend our meeting. Some of them did provide proxies, […]
You may have noticed a protest against the Trump administration on Saturday April 19 at the corner of Five Points. It was organized by the Twin Falls chapter of Indivisible. Indivisible is funded by the far left globalist George Soros. Watch KMVT’s report here. To read the protest signs and watch the interview one would […]
By Leslie Wolff, MVLA Contributor, April 21, 2025 Passing of a PatriotTom Wangeman, the TFCRCC Chair, called for a moment of silence for Adrian Arp after the invocation and the Pledge of Allegiance. Adrian Arp, Precinct Committeeman for Filer1, passed on Saturday, March 29, 2025. Adrian loved our country and fought tirelessly to defend her. […]
Excerpts from Sen. Glenneda Zuiderveld’s Substack, April 6, 2025 The 2025 legislative session was nothing short of intense. Approximately 2,969 pieces of draft legislation were written. Of those, 1,036 became RSes (Routing Slips), and an additional 342 saw changes, amendments, or engrossments. More than 75% of this total were formally introduced as bills, resolutions, memorials, […]
By Rebecca Smith, MVLA Contributor, April 3, 2025 It’s genuinely disheartening to watch Ron DeSantis throw his weight behind the Balanced Budget Amendment (BBA) while downplaying the risks of triggering an Article V convention. He frames it as a surgical fix—force Congress to balance the budget, case closed. But that’s marketing, not reality. Once you […]
Governor Brad Little vetoed last Saturday The Medical Freedom Act (Senate Bill S1023), which would have prohibited masking and medical mandates from happening again and would have ensured medical freedom from government overreach. Good News! To counter the Governor’s veto, legislators today introduced a new medical freedom bill (HB472). Key Talking Points *Kids deserve medical […]
By Leslie Wolff, MVLA Contributor, March 17, 2025 Greetings Liberty Lovers, I would love to tell you to buckle up for my rundown of March’s Twin Falls County Republican Central Committee meeting, but it was rather humdrum. However, that does not mean that it didn’t have its share of interesting moments. New Member, Same Ol’ Same […]
From Bill Colley, KLIX News Radio, March 14, 2025 He doesn’t even consider himself a Republican, Which is odd because he campaigns as one. Republican County Committees in Blaine and Lincoln Counties have censured state Representative Jack Nelsen. He represents District 26, which includes those two counties and his home of Jerome County. Read More.
By Rebecca Smith, MVLA Contributor, March 10, 2025 As Idaho lawmakers push House Bill 345 to cut Medicaid costs, the debate centers on whether its strict work requirements and managed care model will save the state money—or create a coverage crisis. While the bill promises short-term savings, critics argue it could lead to hospital closures, […]
By Rebecca Smith, MVLA Contributor, March 3, 2025 HB 297, the “Idaho Guest Worker Program Act,” seeks to create a state-administered guest worker program to address agricultural labor shortages, particularly in the dairy industry. However, this legislation directly conflicts with federal immigration law and the U.S. Constitution’s Supremacy Clause, which establishes that immigration policy is […]
By Leslie Wolff, MVLA Contributor, March 1, 2025 Greetings Liberty Lovers, The College of Southern Idaho hosted a Legislative Forum on Saturday, March 1st in their Fine Arts building. The forum was well attended for what looked like an opportunity to hear from our State Senators and Representatives from Legislative Districts 24, 25, and 26. […]
By Leslie Wolff, MVLA Contributor, March 1, 2025 SCHOOL PRESENTATIONS Dr. Brady Dickinson, the Superintendent of the Twin Falls School District was invited to speak on our local public schools. He presented the formula used to determine funding and how any absent students affect it. Before wrapping up, he did make his position on vouchers […]
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