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Todd Achilles’ Gun Record Raises Serious Questions for Idaho Voters

Former Idaho Democrat lawmaker Todd Achilles is still trying to sell voters on his “I’m an Independent” rebrand. But his latest exposed deception goes straight to your right to keep and bear arms. On his campaign website, Achilles offers the usual “I support the Second Amendment” platitudes. He highlights his military service, clearly hoping voters […]

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McLean’s Anti‑Gun Record Shows Exactly Where Boise Is Headed

Boise has no shortage of anti‑gun voices, and Mayor Lauren McLean has been one of the most consistent opponents of the Second Amendment in Idaho. As Boise continues drifting further left, McLean has only become more comfortable as the socialist she is. Bullet Points: There is little doubt that if McLean had the authority to […]

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Democrats Dump Moms Demand Candidate David Roth

The gun‑control group Moms Demand Action endorsed David Roth, making him the only 2026 Idaho candidate to receive their backing. Their endorsement isn’t easy to get; candidates must align with the group’s anti‑Second Amendment positions to qualify. But Roth won’t be on the ballot after all. Roth abruptly withdrew from the race after Democrat Party […]

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Republican State Affairs Chairman Jim Guthrie’s Anti-Gun Record

While Democrats are often associated with supporting gun‑control measures, the Idaho Second Amendment Alliance says some Republicans also oppose key firearm reforms, pointing specifically to State Senator Jim Guthrie (R‑Inkom). Guthrie has long been viewed by the ISAA as a major obstacle to expanding gun rights in Idaho. Although he has supported certain pro‑gun bills, […]

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Teacher Carry Bill Moves to Idaho House Floor

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 […]