Category: Politics

  • We are Protesting Tyranny

    We are Protesting Tyranny

    We are protesting the silencing of civilian voices in our democratic process. Don’t get it twisted. We are protesting tyranny, not caution.Caution is advisable. But we can do that with businesses open. We’re all doing it right now. At gas stations, at grocery stores, anywhere we go in public.

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  • The Cure is Worse Than the Disease

    The Cure is Worse Than the Disease

    On March 25th, when the governor announced that all non-essential businesses must close, at first, we were angry. Then as the days went on, we became worried about the safety of our family and community. We were following various sources of the news, and the reported death toll and knew that we made the right…

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  • Kootenai Health Director Threatens to Withhold Treatment from those Who Disagree Politically

    Kootenai Health Director Threatens to Withhold Treatment from those Who Disagree Politically

    Dr. Robert Burnett the Director of Surgical Services at Kootenai Health is proposing an alarming violation of medical ethics in his publish opinion post at the Bonner County Daily Bee. He is threatening to withhold treatment from individuals who politically disagree with him. This is extremely unethical and in doing so, likely criminal. Threatening to…

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  • Letter to Governor Little

    Letter to Governor Little

    Health Freedom Idaho is a coalition of Idaho residents, practitioners, and professionals that inform, educate, and advocate for the natural, unalienable God-given rights of all people. Every person is free to choose how to get and stay well. We are committed to promoting and preserving for the people of Idaho the right to access the…

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  • Governor Unconstitutionally Suspends Idaho Code – Elections

    Governor Unconstitutionally Suspends Idaho Code – Elections

    While the death of 13 individuals is tragic, it does not warrant a violation of our state constitution! The Governor changed election procedures suspending the statute with an ’emergency proclamation’. Governor Little took it upon himself to modify his emergency declaration to amend, suspend, and modify sections of Idaho code. Instead of calling the Legislature…

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  • Never Has So Little Done So Much Harm to So Many

    Never Has So Little Done So Much Harm to So Many

    The Latest Coronavirus Attack Is A Cover for Restricting Our Health Freedoms Article by Scott C. Tips, NHF President The facts show that the virus will, at most, kill fewer of us than those diseases we have seen around us for our entire lives; but if the political plans that are being put in place…

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  • Freedom, not Force

    Freedom, not Force

    Sugar City, ID mayor Steven Adams‘ Facebook page entitled “Freedom Not Force” As a new mayor, I have struggled to be supportive of our state and national leaders in this time of concern. When COVID-19 started to spread, I was all in with plans to encourage working from home and other common-sense forms of social…

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  • UK stands down from pandemic panic

    UK stands down from pandemic panic

    While Idaho’s governor at the direction of the bueracrats from Health and Welfare was locking the state down in a 21-day-long ‘house arrest’ and economically disastrous plot, elsewhere in the world the pandemic panic is winding down. March 19 in the UK, Coronavirus COVID-19 has been taken off the high consequence infectious diseases list. COVID-19…

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  • Food for Thought on Coronavirus

    Food for Thought on Coronavirus

    We know there is much fear around so we wanted to share a little perspective. Consider that one third of the population carries staph on their skin and in their noses. If you tested that one third, they’d all test positive – but they’re not sick, they’re not infected. In order to be sick, you…

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  • Idaho Representatives Email List

    Idaho Representatives Email List

    Email blast list for the 2020 Legislature HOUSE

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