Exposing corruption and cronyism in Idaho
We’re here to help those who love truth and liberty Drain the Swamp in Idaho. Corruption and cronyism in Idaho are at an all-time high, and we believe it’s ‘high time’ the people heard the truth.
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State Representative Janet Trujillo of Idaho Falls is married to House Majority leader Mike Moyle of Star. Hailing from the eastern part of the state, Trujillo is facing scrutiny for collecting thousands of dollars meant to offset the cost of maintaining a residence in Boise – despite the fact her husband’s home is less than …
Idaho House Speaker Scott Bedke accused a former secretary of stalking him three years ago as his wife underwent cancer treatment and then attempting to extort money from him by concocting a story the two had an affair. The Idaho Attorney General’s office referred the matter to the Idaho State Police for investigation, but no …
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NAMPA, Idaho – Two Idaho legislators are newlyweds. The Idaho Press-Tribune reports House Majority leader Mike Moyle, R-Star, recently married Janet Trujillo, R-Idaho Falls. Trujillo will soon begin her third term in office. Moyle said Trujillo still has her apartment in Idaho Falls and works for the county. The couple said their marriage won’t affect …
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A GOP candidate for the Idaho Senate has filed a police report accusing Rep. John McCrostie, D-Boise, of stealing GOP campaign literature when the two were campaigning at the same time in a Garden City neighborhood, the AP reports. Here’s the full report from AP reporter Kimberlee Kruesi: BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A Republican Idaho …
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What the Idaho Legislature will do when it takes up the matter of an extramarital affair between two Republican lawmakers will push the body into uncharted waters. Out there, on a sea of concern for institutional integrity, evolving public attitudes on morals bob alongside still-standing-but-seldom-enforced state laws against adultery. Make no mistake: Both legislative houses …
Continue reading “Legislative reckoning all but assured for Idaho’s Guthrie, Perry”