Stand Up For Idaho: Idaho's Weekly Town Hall

Republican candidates running for the State of Idaho Legislator from District 35 will address the community. Each will have five minutes to introduce themselves and make a presentation. Following the presentations, there will be a Q&A session. Those invited to speak are Kevin Andrus, currently serving as Position A Representative, Joshua Wheeler, currently serving as Position B Representative, Brett Skidmore as candidate for Position B Representative; and Mark Harris, currently serving as Senator, and Doug Toomer as candidate for Senator. After the primary elections, Democratic candidates will be invited to attend a town hall event.

Republican candidates running for the State of Idaho Legislator from District 33 will address the community. Each will have five minutes to introduce themselves and make a presentation. Following the presentations, there will be a Q&A session. Those invited to speak are Barbara Ehardt, currently serving as Position A Representative, Marko Erickson, currently serving as Position B Representative, Jilene Burger as candidate for Position B Representative; and Dave Lent, currently serving as Senator, and Bryan Scholz as candidate for Senator. After the primary elections the Democratic candidates will be invited to speak at a town hall event.

Dr. Anthony Harper is a White House and State Department news correspondent for the InterMountain Christian News and Newsrael, and has been reporting on Human Rights issues at the White House since 2011. He will be at this special Stand Up For Idaho event to discuss his view of what is happening in America, and will be speaking to contrast the transparency issues of the press and White House during three different administrations of Presidents Obama, Trump and Biden. Dr. Harper holds a Ph.D. in Psychology from California Coast University, a Master of Education in General Guidance and Counseling from The College of Idaho and a B.A. degree in Liberal Studies from The University of The State of New York. He is listed in the Second Edition (1999/2000 issue) of Who’s Who in Medicine and Healthcare.

Republican candidates running for the United States House of Representative will address the community. Each will have seven minutes to introduce themselves and make a presentation. Following the presentations, there will be a Q&A session. Those invited to speak are Mike Simpson, currently serving as Representative from District 2, Scott Cleveland, and Sean Higgins as Republican candidates for Representative. After the primary election, candidates from the other parties will be invited to address the community at another town hall.

Candidates running for the State of Idaho Legislator from District 32 will address the community. Each will have five minutes to introduce themselves and make a presentation. Following the presentations, there will be a Q&A session. Those invited to speak are Stephanie Mickelsen, currently serving as Position A Representative, Kelly Golden and Sean Crystal as candidates for Position A Representative; Wendy Horman, currently serving as Position B Representative, Patricia Stanger, Sean Coletti, and Bryan Smith as candidates for Position B Representative; and Kevin Cook, currently serving as Senator, and Keith Newberry as candidate for Senator.

Weekly Town Hall – The Bonneville County Prosecuting Attorney, Randy Neal, and another running for the office, John Malek, will be addressing the community and answering questions posed by those in attendance. Following their presentations and a Q&A session, we will have the only candidate running for Bonneville County commissioner from District 1, Karl Casperson, speak to us and answer questions. Please come and meet those who are running for these offices, each of which are critically important to the county.

Weekly Town Hall–Bonneville County Clerk, Penny Manning, will be addressing the Bonneville County election process and her other duties as a county clerk.

The candidates for the Bonneville County District 1 and District 3 commissioner offices will be introducing themselves to the community and answering questions from those in attendance. Those candidates that have committed to be there are Doyle Beck (District 1), Debra Haacke, Michelle Mallard, and Alan Steel (all in District 3). Please come and become acquainted with the responsibilities of the office and meet those that will be on the ballot and the ones that will ultimately be helping to govern the affairs of Bonneville County for the next few years.

This week’s Town Hall will be a movie night. We will be showing the documentary “Let My People Go”. The most censored film in America, “Let My People Go” breaks down America’s rigged election infrastructure with painstaking clarity as well as the plight of the J6 political hostages. This is a documentary has been validated to be true and prepared by former law professor David Clements. It has been released for free distribution across the country. This is a very well-done documentary on the current voting irregularities that exist in our elections, and does it in a very entertaining way. It documents in detail the anomalies that occurred in the 2020 presidential election and documents who was involved in the fraud. Professor Clements at the conclusion proposes the solution to solve the problem which includes getting involved in the process and repenting as a nation to receive the blessings of heaven.

Have you heard about Congressman Mike Simpson’s and the Biden Administration’s plans for breaching four Lower Snake River dams in order to protect salmon populations? What effect will this have across Idaho? How will it affect the power supply? The proposed breaching creates numerous complexities. Bear Prairie, General Manager of Idaho Falls Power and Idaho Falls Fiber, will be at Stand Up For Idaho’s weekly Town Hall on March 20th to discuss his perspectives on the complexities of breaching the dams. Breaching of the dams will definitely have some impact on all Idahoans and we strongly encourage everyone to come and be prepared to ask questions.