Category Archives: News

Trump Endorses Janice McGeachin for Idaho Governor   President Trump has formally endorsed Idaho Lt. Governor Janice McGeachin in her campaign to be the next Governor of Idaho. “Lt. Governor Janice McGeachin has been a true supporter of MAGA since the very beginning,” said President Trump. “She is brave and not afraid to stand up for the issues that matter most to the people of Idaho, a beautiful State that I won by 30.8%. Janice is great on Election Integrity, will always fight for strong Borders, our cherished Second Amendment, American Manufacturing, School Choice, and our wonderful and hardworking FARMERS. […]

Decade Report: The American Redoubt Movement Gains Momentum By James Wesley Rawles It has been a couple of years since I gave an update on the American Redoubt movement. I am pleased to report that conservatives from a wide variety of Christian and Jewish affiliations are moving to the Redoubt in large numbers. The Redoubt region includes Idaho, Montana, eastern Oregon, eastern Washington, and Wyoming. Those areas are already quite conservative, but the influx of new folks — often with large families — is making the region even more solidly conservative. Demographically, we are winning. And politically, we are winning. […]

Chris Brumbles’ Trigger Warning With Special Guest Brandon Smith Reporting from Behind the Oregon Wire   The views, opinions, or positions expressed by the authors and those providing comments are theirs alone, and do not necessarily reflect the views, opinions, positions of Redoubt News. Social Media, including Facebook, has greatly diminished distribution of our content to our readers’ newsfeeds and is instead promoting Main Stream Media sources. This is called ‘Shadow-banning’. Please take a moment and consider sharing this article with your friends and family. Thank you. Please support our coverage of your rights. Donate here The post Chris Brumbles’ […]

1938 – Nazis launch Kristallnacht On this day in 1938, in an event that would foreshadow the Holocaust, German Nazis launch a campaign of terror against Jewish people and their homes and businesses in Germany and Austria. The violence, which continued through November 10 and was later dubbed “Kristallnacht,” or “Night of Broken Glass,” after the countless smashed windows of Jewish-owned establishments, left approximately 100 Jews dead, 7,500 Jewish businesses damaged and hundreds of synagogues, homes, schools and graveyards vandalized. An estimated 30,000 Jewish men were arrested, many of whom were then sent to concentration camps for several months; they […]

The Silver Lining by Pete Ketcham The term “The Silver Lining” refers to the good that comes out of a bad situation. Even though it is hard to imagine anything good that has impacted our nation since Biden and his cabal took control of this nation, there are two issues with a silver lining These are the Covid-19 pandemic and the fraudulent election of Biden Covid-19 The silver lining of this issue concerns our education system. For many years our education system had been in the solid lock-down control of teachers unions and liberal school boards. There was little to […]

Brown Recluse Spider Bites: What you need to know by Dr. Bones & Nurse Amy     How to determine if you have been bitten by a Brown Recluse Spider and what to do if no medical treatment is available. Hosted by Joe Alton, MD of https://www.doomandbloom.net/   The views, opinions, or positions expressed by the authors and those providing comments are theirs alone, and do not necessarily reflect the views, opinions, positions of Redoubt News. Social Media, including Facebook, has greatly diminished distribution of our content to our readers’ newsfeeds and is instead promoting Main Stream Media sources. This […]

What Is The Best Ham Radio For Preppers? by Aden Tate The interest in ham radio has absolutely skyrocketed ever since the beginning of 2020. It seems as if people value the ability to communicate with one another and gather information when they’re placed in uncertain situations. For those who are just delving into the world of ham radio though, it doesn’t take long to realize you’re being swept away with a whirlwind of questions: * What’s the difference between VHF and UHF? * Is getting into HF really worth it for my situation? * How do I communicate as […]

Congrats and THANKS to Virginia Lt. Gov.-elect Winsome Sears By Mike Huckabee Winsome Sears is a name we’ll be hearing a lot more in the coming days and years, now that she’s won the 2021 race for Lt. Governor in Virginia and shown herself to be the most refreshing spokesperson in America on the issue of race. Leftists, better sit down: she did it by saying we need to think a lot LESS about race. You folks at CNN and MSNBC who talk compulsively in terms of “dog whistles” (which only you hear) and “code” (which only you recognize) will […]

Fantastic Election Day for Republicans in Ada County   by Ada County Republican Central Committee Ada County, ID – Republicans enjoyed election victories all over Ada County on Tuesday night as more than 34,000 Republicans voted to support their candidates running for Mayor, City Council, School Boards, Fire Districts, Recreation Districts and Cemetery Districts. “It was clear that in Ada County, as it was in much of the nation, that voters are backing Republican and Conservative governing and rejecting those that support Progressive policies. Thanks to the efforts of more than one hundred volunteers and donors, today the Ada County […]

As part of a homeschool civics class comprised of students in the 7th through 10th grade levels, students were asked to write opinion editorials on topics of their own choosing which reflect current themes in governance and policy-making.  Over the course of the next few weeks the class will be tracking the views of and commentary on their op-eds with the goal of generating as much meaningful community engagement as possible.  A prize will be awarded to the student who is most successful at generating meaningful community engagement with their op-ed. Thanks so much for partnering with us to create […]

The Great Reset Is Local – Part 2 by Karen Schumacher In the prior article, The Great Reset Is Local, money given to counties from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) is meant to implement the World Economic Forum (WEF) Great Reset Initiative, a devastating plan to destroy lives around the world.  But it isn’t just counties, that money is also intended for cities as noted in Section 603.  The trail is quite deep but it is there. ARPA funding for cities is broken into two categories, Non-Entitlement Units (NEU) which are cities with 50,000 or less in population, and […]

Misappropriation Of Public Property Editorial by Sheriff Daryl Wheeler On October 26th, at 9:10 a.m., the Bonner County Commissioners voted unanimously to give away 4 acres of public property. The 4 acres pictured below are situated between the Sheriff’s Office and the Juvenile Detention Center. This land had been set aside by a previous Board of Commissioners for future law enforcement and judicial expansion. The giveaway of this invaluable, irreplaceable land was done without consulting the people it affects the most: Justice Services, the Prosecutor, the Judges, Juvenile Detention, the Clerk, and myself (for the Sheriff’s Office). Further, no consideration […]

Episode 21-34 Security Series Review and Wrap-Up   One of the most significant demographic shifts in the United States today is the movement of people with fundamental American and Judeo-Christian value systems moving into the inland Pacific Northwest. Particularly, this retreat to higher ground encompasses Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Eastern Oregon, and Eastern Washington. It’s hardly visible, as a strong current under the surface. But it’s there. That, my friends, is the American Redoubt. A stronghold. A safe haven. A refuge. -JJS Listen to more episodes at: Radio Free Redoubt The views, opinions, or positions expressed by the authors and those […]

Chris Brumbles’ Trigger Warning With Special Guest Marc Theilman Reporting from behind the Wire! Marc Theilman is running for Governor of Oregon The views, opinions, or positions expressed by the authors and those providing comments are theirs alone, and do not necessarily reflect the views, opinions, positions of Redoubt News. Social Media, including Facebook, has greatly diminished distribution of our content to our readers’ newsfeeds and is instead promoting Main Stream Media sources. This is called ‘Shadow-banning’. Please take a moment and consider sharing this article with your friends and family. Thank you. Please support our coverage of your rights. […]

ARPA – The Path To Socialism by Shari Dovale The new American Rescue Plan Act (“ARPA”) has become the possible mechanism that the Socialist government in Washington DC (the Federal government) can use to completely takeover every jurisdiction in this country, turning it into the United Socialist States of America. ARPA was signed into law on March 11, 2021. The new American Rescue Plan Act is a 628-page document that impacts a number of different industries, sectors, and entities. ARPA provides an estimated $1.9 trillion in stimulus to aid in the COVID-19 plandemic. Though it has been presented as an aid to those […]

36-star U.S. flag Today Nevadans celebrate Nevada Day. On this day in 1864 Nevada became a state. Not only was Nevada “Battle Born,” as the flag proclaims, it was battle bred and born after a remarkably short gestation during the Civil War. With Southern states seceding from the Union, in March 1861 President James Buchanan signed the bill declaring Nevada a territory. Lopped off from the western stretches of the Utah territory, the territory grew in population with the gold and silver booms of the Comstock Lode and other finds. But its population in 1864 was still only about 30,000, […]

This Election Is All About Education by Shari Dovale From national to local, all over the country the voters are awake and standing up for their children’s education. They know that this election is all about “Critical Race Theory” and teaching their children values they can be proud of. Their children are not victims and should not be raised on the government teat. This is a vital concept to parents. And the Democrat-Socialists just do not get it. It is not about party, because many Democrats and Independents are also screaming about what their children are learning in schools. It […]

As part of a homeschool civics class comprised of students in the 7th through 10th grade levels, students were asked to write opinion editorials on topics of their own choosing which reflect current themes in governance and policy-making.  Over the course of the next few weeks the class will be tracking the views of and commentary on their op-eds with the goal of generating as much meaningful community engagement as possible.  A prize will be awarded to the student who is most successful at generating meaningful community engagement with their op-ed. Thanks so much for partnering with us to create […]

36-star U.S. flag Today Nevadans celebrate Nevada Day. On this day in 1864 Nevada became a state. Not only was Nevada “Battle Born,” as the flag proclaims, it was battle bred and born after a remarkably short gestation during the Civil War. With Southern states seceding from the Union, in March 1861 President James Buchanan signed the bill declaring Nevada a territory. Lopped off from the western stretches of the Utah territory, the territory grew in population with the gold and silver booms of the Comstock Lode and other finds. But its population in 1864 was still only about 30,000, […]

Does your prosecutor work for you or for the money interests? by John Poland Separation of powers is a basic concept in American government. At the federal, state and local levels the authority and responsibilities are divided among several different branches of government. The intent is to prevent tyranny by dividing government power into separate offices. Citizens elect the public officials representing each branch of government. There have been continual efforts to undermine this system in America, from the federal level down to the local level. Much attention recently came to the efforts of Kootenai County Commissioners to change the […]

The Great Reset Is Local by Karen Schumacher The World Economic Forum Great Reset Initiative is a global tyrannical plan being forced upon the world to enact its 4th Industrial Revolution (4thIR), primarily change the way the economy works, and change how we all live.  As usual, this obscenity is being paid for by taxpayers that will only add to the ongoing debt for our children. 5G broadband is the foundation for the Great Reset 4thIR.  It is needed not only because of its faster speed but also for its capability of gathering and sharing data.  This provides connectivity between […]

Susan Brown for WBCSD Board Trustee Since my husband contracted Covid my presence here tonight at the candidate forum is not possible. I hope that will not detract you from taking me as a serious candidate. I am very pleased to state that I have received an endorsement from the Bonner County Republican Central Committee and will be appearing on their list of recommended candidates! Additionally, I have also received an endorsement from the Idaho True Conservatives group and will be appearing on their list of recommended candidates as well. I am proud to have received the endorsements of both groups and appreciate […]

Peters will give parents a voice Jalon Peters is the school board candidate who will restore the voice of the parents in their child’s education. He advocates for parental involvement and will listen and engage with the parents. He has tactical solutions to the challenges facing our students today (Suppiger’s answers to the candidate questions are very general and ideological). Jalon brings valuable outside perspective; he is a refreshing choice over the status quo. Join me in voting for Jalon Peters for LPOSD Zone 2 Trustee on Nov. 2. Jennifer Cramer Sagle   Related: Jalon Peters Will Represent All of Bonner […]

Today the print editions of he morning newspaper and the insert from a former newspaper carried contrasting lede editorials on whether Clark County School Superintendent Jesus Jara should be allowed to keep his job as the matter comes up at today’s school board meeting. The R-J points out that student achievement under Jara has been abysmal. Granted there has been a pandemic, but the paper editorializes, “Mr. Jara had the no-win task of leading the district though a pandemic. That was disruptive and beyond the district’s control. But leaders are paid to adapt and overcome, not to be swept helplessly […]