IFF President Wayne Hoffman talks socialism, CRT, and elections with KMVT
IFF President Wayne Hoffman spent an hour with KMVT's Candace Hare to discuss how Idaho has actually embraced socialism and how to defeat it. Hoffman also shares his thoughts on Luke Malek and Scott Bedke, plus he details why the government shouldn't be in the education business.
Hoff Time Report: Ybarra is lying about the quality of education in Idaho
Superintendent of Public Instruction Sherri Ybarra resorted to lying about the quality of education in Idaho in a recent press release. IFF President Wayne Hoffman corrects the record.
Hoff Time Report: Left-leaning Supreme Court gets the initiative wrong, endangering Idaho
It's not surprising that the Idaho Supreme Court ruled against a new law requiring more uniform collection of petition signatures in order for an initiative to qualify for the ballot. What is shocking is how badly the court twisted itself into knots to justify its decision to the satisfaction of the state's leftists.
Contrary to what the court said, the true story of the state's constitutional amendment allowing for direct democracy starts in 1911. This is when the Legislature took up, in earnest, the "progressive" era's goal to let the people propose and pass laws at the ballot box. But lawmakers got stuck on two key details: how many signatures should be required to put a question before voters, and what threshold should be required for passage. Lawmakers even contemplated an 80% threshold for passage.
Hoff Time Report: Ed officials plot COVID-19 tests, show little concern for academic performance
If you have a youngster in Idaho's government-run schools, now would be a good time to either start demanding answers from state and local education officials or reconsider your schooling options.
The latest in a long string of disappointments comes in the form of Gov. Brad Little's decision to sidestep the Legislature and order $30 million for COVID-19 testing for the state's public schools.
