Nowhere to Hyde

When corporate media types latch onto a word like "extremist" they just don't want to let it go. It's their preferred tool for hammering away at closed primary elections, smut in our libraries and for smearing anyone who believes in small government.

The award-winning members of Idaho's legacy media never seem too interested in anything resembling limited government or personal freedom. Let's take a deeper dive into what they do support.

Opening Idaho's primary elections and pushing transgender policies in government schools are two examples of political power grabs being sold to us under the "common sense" label.

The political left is very fond of labeling those of us who hold traditional values as "extremists." The best way to steal their thunder is to lean into those labels rather than cower.

The folks who think political power should be the dynamic behind every human interaction are in full cry over a number of issues in Idaho. Let's take a closer look at the morality of what they're trying to do.

From abortion fanaticism to LGBT indoctrination to the unleashing of lawfare against Ammon Bundy, innocence is under attack like never before.

The political left and its legacy media enablers are up in arms over things they cannot speak of in clear, accurate terms. Today's episode examines their love of euphemisms to obscure perversion, mutilation and indoctrination aimed at minors.

Idaho's legacy media is spinning the news like mad on issues like abortion and the reasons freedom-loving people are flocking to Idaho. Is it really a matter of totalitarian racists taking control?

In the same way that Mao's Cultural Revolution depended upon a Red Guard of eager, brainwashed young people, a disturbingly irrational and violent trans movement is developing here in America.

Trans activists have run into a brick wall of reality in Idaho and the legacy media's calls for civility ring hollow in light of the rhetoric being used by activists and their media supporters.