Sen. Brandon K Shippy retweeted
Jeffery Street, candidate for the 4th District judicial seat, signed Proposition 1 this spring. Now he’s claiming to have done so only to further the conversation. We need principled judges and Street does not fit the bill.
Idaho Judicial candidate signed prop 1
Jeffery Street, candidate for the 4th District judicial seat, signed Proposition 1 this spring.
Sen. Brandon K Shippy retweeted
The War Department has designated Confucius Institutes as a threat to our national security.
Sen. Brandon K Shippy retweeted
The sources for these Idaho abortion numbers, which show that Pro-Life regulatory laws are not causing abortions to decrease, are listed directly on the graphic you reposted.
The data for telehealth abortion numbers come from the Society of Family Planning, and we take steps to make those numbers even more conservative by factoring in that roughly 12% of women who receive telehealth abortion pills do not ultimately take them.
If you do not believe this study, a report from Boise State Public Radio included self-reported abortion numbers in Idaho from only two telehealth abortion providers, which alone amounted to nearly 1,200 self-induced abortions 👇
boisestatepublicradio.org/he…
The data for out-of-state abortion travel come from the Guttmacher Institute, which surveys abortion providers across the country.
These abortion numbers for Idaho do not include the many self-managed abortions occurring outside of the formal healthcare system, meaning that many more preborn babies are murdered in Idaho.
Pro-Life regulatory laws are not working to save Idaho preborn babies, because those laws deprive preborn babies of equal protection and provide complete legal immunity to women who willfully self-induce their own abortions.
While third-party abortionists are not allowed to murder preborn babies in Idaho, Pro-Life laws in the state actively keep abortion legal for women.
That is why Idaho lawmakers must abolish abortion by passing equal protection of the laws for preborn babies.
Read more about rising abortion numbers for conservative states in the latest version of “Babies Unprotected” 👇
faa.life/unprotected
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🚨 BREAKING: Nick Shirley, at 24, just stood next to the President of the United States and called out the media to its face.
He exposed the Minnesota fraud with a camera, and the press didn't go after the fraudsters. His words: "When I expose fraud, instead the mainstream media investigating the fraud, they investigated me."
He says people actually wanted to kill him for it.
Trump said what we're all thinking: "They went after you instead of the fraudster. I'm not surprised."
Shirley says the fraudsters bought Mercedes and sent our money overseas. Now regular Americans get paid to stop them.
One kid did the media's job. Now they're the story.
Sen. Brandon K Shippy retweeted
Idaho State representative John Shirts, R-Weiser, has been appointed as United States Attorney for the District of Idaho, being sworn in at a private ceremony yesterday according to a release from the U.S. Department of Justice.
#Idaho #Law
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I absolutely hate fraud. People who steal taxpayer dollars should be prosecuted. I also hate illegitimate government programs that create so much opportunity for it.
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Taxpayers are forced to pay a fortune just to administer these programs. Their money pays for cars and houses for the bureaucrats running them before help ever reaches the people they’re supposed to serve.
Update🚨
We have added six signers since we first published!
So far, a total of 64 Idaho lawmakers have signed, asking voters to reject proposition 1
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 🚨
58 Idaho legislators have signed this joint statement urging Idahoans to reject Proposition 1.
Read our full statement and the list of signers below.
Sen. Brandon K Shippy retweeted
58 legislators from across Idaho, representing 28 of 35 districts, signed a proclamation this morning urging Idahoans to reject Proposition 1.
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Why should Christians vote no on Proposition 1 in Idaho?
LISTEN TO THE MESSAGE HERE: ekklesiamuskogee.subspla.sh/…
Let me give you the wrong answers first, all of which have been given by Pro Lifers in this state:
Proposition 1 should not be opposed because "it is too radical." When you argue like Proposition 1 is too radical, you are subtly communicating that the current laws which allow child-sacrifice are not too radical, but in fact they are. Any allowance under law of any person at any stage of human development to murder any human being is too radical.
Proposition 1 should not be opposed because "it takes away parental rights." When you make that argument, you are teaching the culture that as long as parents have rights over their underage children, they can allow their grandchildren to be murdered.
Proposition 1 should not be opposed because "you already have laws that do not restrict birth control." When you argue like that, you are teaching the culture that hormonal birth control and IUDs are fine, and do not lead to the carrying off of preborn children to death. But in fact they are not fine and they do lead children to the slaughter!
Proposition 1 should not be opposed because "you already have laws that do not restrict IVF." When you reason like that, you are tutoring your neighbors in the lie that IVF is not an evil practice, but acceptable and a fine option. But in fact it is not! It is a wicked practice which is outside of God’s prescribed means of procreation, the marriage bed, and it leads to millions of murdered children and millions more unlawfully locked in freezers, awaiting their inevitable demise.
Proposition 1 should not be opposed because "you already have laws that do not prohibit Plan B." When you reason like this you are communicating to those around you that Plan B is an acceptable form of Pregnancy prevention, when in fact it is not, because it is post-fertilization termination, not pre-fertilization prevention.
Proposition 1 should not be opposed because "you already have laws that do not prohibit abortions in the case of rape." When you argue like this you are communicating that it is acceptable to murder a child for the sin of a parent, which is of course a monstrous lie.
Proposition 1 should not be opposed because "you already have laws that do not prohibit abortions in the case of incest." Again, just as it is with rape, when you argue like this about incest you are communicating that it is acceptable to murder a child for the sin of a parent, which is of course a monstrous lie.
Proposition 1 should not be opposed because "you already have laws that do not abortions in the case of the life of the mother." When you reason like this, you are discipling the culture in the lie that sometimes it is necessary to murder a baby in order to save the life of the mother, which is another lie from hell.
























