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Mainstream media is alarmed to learn that hundreds of police and military members take their oaths of service seriously. Also, Boise pushes the limits of decency with yet another pride event, this one aimed at conditioning children to accept drag queen performances

Special interests and lobbyists are pleased with the Idaho Legislature's special session this week. Also, watch for increasing escalation in the "extremist" narrative as mid terms approach.

The Idaho legislature starts a special session tomorrow to decide how to spend a $2 billion surplus rather than returning it to the taxpayers. Also, the media's guilt-by-association game is in full swing for the Boise School Board elections.

The ideological enforcers are working hard as elections approach. Learn what they're doing in the Boise School Board race as well as how they're pimping Prop 1.

A north Idaho library director is resigning over residents speaking up about inappropriate material for kids. Also, Boise Mayor Lauren McLean invites Ammon Bundy to sit in the back of the bus.

Jim Jones is on the warpath over Prop 1. An Ada County woman is sentenced to jail for protesting outside a county commissioner's home. Also, Gov. Little waves the white flag on fiscal responsibility.

Does corporate media serve the public or those in power? This is a question that comes to mind when observing how Idaho media is treating issues like taxpayer-funded birth control and Proposition 1.