Nowhere to Hyde

Trust in science, education, corporations and media is falling, yet the narrative managers can't quite understand why.

Protests against Brandon Durst's appointment to school Superintendent in West Bonner County. Teachers unions pronoun work kits. A federal civil rights commissar for Idaho. All are examples of leftist solutions desperately looking for a problem.

Too much of the legacy media exists to elevate narrative over facts. Learn how to see through their deception in today's episode.

Nothing triggers disciples of the woke borg like someone refusing to be assimilated. A high school senior and a bus driver in Shoshone County recently learned this the hard way.

How much money would be enough for government-run public schools? How much does the truth need to be controlled to protect the official narrative? For statists, the answers to both questions is, it's never enough.

Why are increasing numbers of Americans starting to see the media as an enemy of the people? Maybe it's because the media is busy portraying advocates of limited government as public enemies.

From out of control spending to propping up the pride movement to regulating what you can or can't do with your property, statists love to force their values on the rest of us.

Every time you see corporate media types using words like "extremist" or "far-right" to describe someone, know for certain that they're expressing frustration at not being able to control or censor that person.

As our schools and libraries become cultural battlegrounds, it's time for parents to take seriously our role as gatekeepers.

When it comes to spending the hard-earned dollars of Idaho's taxpayers, too many bureaucrats and their corporate media sycophants believe that money is no object. By which they mean YOUR money.