Greater Idaho
Greater Idaho, Jason MillsCitizens for Greater Idaho seek self-determination by moving Oregon's border. Eastern Oregon counties identify with the traditional values held by the intermountain west not the coastal elites of Oregon, California, and Washington.
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Time to Redraw the Maps
By Alicia Zinni
Border-moving discussions are suddenly popular! With the recent US Supreme Court ruling on race-based districting, state legislatures are busily moving congressional district boundaries. So, why can’t state borders be moved...
Eight Bills for Immigrants, Zero for Eastern Oregon
Recently, Oregon Governor Tina Kotek signed eight new immigration bills into law and posted the following on X:
She likely intended to project moral courage. But courage toward whom?
Eastern Oregon has long felt like an afterthought. The...
Where is Oregon’s Lesser Magistrate?
One sheriff is showing the path forward for every rural community left behind by progressive elites.
As legislators in the Washington State Senate advance proposals to tighten control over elected sheriffs, Pierce County Sheriff Keith Swan...
The Brazilian Way Comes to Oregon
The “Brazilian Way” refers to a cultural pattern of informally “getting things done” by bending rules, exploiting loopholes, or relying on connections—rather than doing what’s morally right.
What Oregonians experience today isn’t inefficie...
How Deep and Wide is Oregon’s Fraud?
By: Alicia Zinni
As Minnesota’s fraudulent day care story unfolds, Oregonians suspect similar fraud lurks within their own state. Are we glimpsing only the tip? How deep and wide does it go?
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Citizens for Greater Idaho want to move the state's border so eastern Oregon counties can join Idaho. Our traditional rural values have always better matched Idahoans than Portland's progressives. It's time for a change.
Christian. Husband. Father. Pastor of Foundation Bible Church: https://www.foundation-bible-church.com
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