You should see the shitlib rat squee over on the ever-toxic reddit Boise thread.
So, I went over to REDDIT to see what you were talking about. You are correct.
But, I do have a question.....Can anyone point to a time when the folks on the Right changed/manipulated their party affiliation to effect the outcome of an election?
Reading the REDDIT thread, it’s a lot of libs and Bernie-folks talking about switching their party affiliation just so they can vote in the Republican Primary to keep McGeachin from beating Little.
I have a friend that lives in Idaho. Like so many other states, with the liberal invasion, it’s creeping toward becoming a state where a few “urban areas”(if that can even apply in Idaho), with an increasing Left-wing population, will start to control so many things.
And the real folks of Idaho ain’t too happy. Unfortunately, the rising costs(for no explainable or justifiable reason) of living in places like Boise are forcing many out....property taxes and the costs of running a government, especially when affluent Liberals show up...allowing the Liberal Locusts to start their destruction of yet another great place. And of course, toss in the indoctrinated college kids to add a bit more fuel to the fire.
And for any on here that want to argue that it ISN’T Californians that are ruining the place, I’ll listen to a local realtor helping the invasion....
10. Boise, Idaho
A pressure cooker housing market
Forecast home price change by May 2022: 23.3%
Local professional: Suzi Boyle, loan specialist and branch manager at Castle & Cooke Mortgage
What makes the Boise market poised for growth?
“We’ve had this kind of crazy market since 2016 but it didn’t get national attention. A healthy real estate market has four-to-six months of inventory. We haven’t had four months of inventory since 2014. I have 72 pre-approved ready-to-go buyers that have been trying all year to find a home. There’s no supply, unless you’re willing to wait eight months for a custom build job. It’s become a pressure cooker market, because it’s 35% cash buyers.
“We do have a lot of tech people that commute to Silicon Valley, finance people that commute to LA and aerospace and biotech that commute to San Diego. In addition to all that, we have a lot of California retirees coming here. People like the climate, it’s a good place to raise kids, we have really low crime, we have 52 wineries in the Treasure Valley and everybody can afford to golf and ski here.”