ALERT: Tell Chairman Guthrie to Stand for Religious Freedom
Why does Chairman Jim Guthrie (R-McCammon) want small business owners to face jail time simply for operating according to their biblical values? It’s a good question. Here’s what’s happened: House Bill 557—which was drafted by Idaho Family Policy Center—is still sitting on Chairman Guthrie’s desk, waiting for a Senate State Affairs committee hearing. The bill […]
ALERT: Don’t Let Planned Parenthood Win
Planned Parenthood isn’t backing down—and neither should you. By now, you’ve probably heard that Planned Parenthood is actively campaigning against our bills to protect the privacy and safety of girls in every public restroom and protect the religious freedom of Idaho small business owners. Why? Maybe Planned Parenthood wants your daughters sharing locker rooms with […]
New poll results show overwhelming support for our 2026 legislative agenda.
Newly released poll results show overwhelming support for our 2026 legislative agenda. We’ve been hard at work for the last nine months engaging in policy research and analysis—preparing for what we believe is a historic opportunity to advance God-honoring public policy in the state legislative session that begins today. That’s why we’re proud to announce […]
PETITION: Protecting Women’s Privacy in Public Buildings
A female lifeguard at the Litehouse YMCA in Sandpoint says she encountered a biological man in the women’s locker room last week—allegedly using the shower and getting dressed in an area frequented by girls of all ages. What happened in the Sandpoint YMCA locker room isn’t surprising—in fact, it’s to be expected. Most people are […]
ALERT: Tell Local Businesses (Again!) to Stop Supporting Boise Pride
CAUTION: Sexually explicit images of Boise Pride 2025 performers below, viewer discretion is advised. This weekend is the annual Boise Pride Festival—and just like in years past, organizers are intent on sexualizing children. Let me start with the good news: Because Idahoans like you have voiced your concerns about the sexual overtones of this event […]
