Idaho Open Letters

From a constituent in Boise, ID

BAAJA: Protect Section 106

I am writing to ask you to protect Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, and remove language weakening or eliminating it via the BAAJA bill. I have personally seen how Section 106 helps protect public lands, and it honors our Trust responsibilities to Tribal nations. Like public l

From a constituent in McCall, ID

President Trump is committing treason. Trump is giving Putin “aid and comfort.” This is described in Article III, Section 3 of the Constitution, which defines treason against the United States, as “levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort.” Stop him now

From a constituent in Meridian, ID

STAND UP TO TRUMP

As an Idaho Republican voter and your constituent, I expect you to stand up to Trump and tell him we don’t do business with PUTIN!!! You are all old enough to know Putin is a COMMUNIST AND A CRIMINAL!!! Ukraine is our ally and so is NATO!! Pull your heads out and grow some balls!! By the way, don’

From a constituent in Star, ID

There are no more excuses that you can make for this POTUS. Donald J Trump has crossed so many lines, and broken so many laws, and told so many lies but now that he is encouraging the outright killing of citizens who do not support him, or journalists who report his very own words and actions, he

From a constituent in Ammon, ID

Investigate Religious Dark Money Flooding Idaho's Proposition 1 Campaign

Investigate the flood of religious institutional money pouring into Idaho's Proposition 1 campaign and protect our ballot process from out-of-state influence. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints confirmed it donated $1 million to defeat Prop 1, a measure that would restore reproductive r

From a constituent in Ammon, ID

Oppose Federal Wildfire Agency Consolidation

Oppose the consolidation of the U.S. Forest Service fire program into the new U.S. Wildland Fire Service. This is not the moment to reorganize federal firefighting. Eighteen fireline deaths so far this year already exceed the 10-year annual average of 15.5, and entrapments have hit a 20-year high. T