The following Guest Editorial has been submitted to mainstream media and conservative media outlets across Idaho. Ranked Choice Voting a Threat to Idaho Gun Rights A new threat to Idaho gun rights has emerged: Ranked Choice Voting..Typically, Idahoans are focused on what is happening in Washington, D.C. for threats to gun rights. President Joe Biden […]
Tag: Greg Pruett
Be sure to check out this video, in which ISAA President Greg Pruett talks to a Reclaim Idaho volunteer about what they really want with their initiative. While this won’t come as a surprise to most “plugged-in” political folks, it may be very educational to the average Idahoan who doesn’t follow the dirty tactics of […]
We are sick and tired of so-called Republicans blocking pro-gun bills at the Idaho capitol. Who is responsible and why is it happening? ISAA President Greg Pruett explains this in the video below. Note: If you need to follow us on our Rumble channel, subscribe (it’s free) today so you can get our fastest alerts!
Check out ISAA President Greg Pruett’s latest legislative update for the week beginning 2/19/2024:
ISAA President Greg Pruett discusses reactions from five lawmakers (and some firearm trainers) who feel that teachers and other employees, authorized to carry a firearm concealed on school grounds under HB 415, NEED to have more training. This is an important discussion, and Greg breaks it down in this video. Be sure to share!
A new bill, HB 415, would allow teachers to carry a firearm in K-12 schools if the teacher (and anyone under contract with the school) has an Enhanced Concealed Weapons Permit. The bill passed out of the House State Affairs Committee on a party-line vote, 11 to 2. The ISAA supports the bill, but believes […]
ISAA President Greg Pruett sat down with State Senator Brian Lenney (Republican-Nampa) to discuss Stand-Your-Ground in Idaho. Idaho lacks the important criminal immunity aspect of Stand-Your-Ground law. The bill also includes a provision which would allow a judge to award attorney’s fees in the event a jury finds someone not guilty by reason of self-defense. […]