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Citizens for Greater Idaho seek self-determination by moving Oregon's border. Eastern Oregon counties identify with the traditional values held by the intermountain west not the coastal elites of Oregon, California, and Washington.

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  1. Issue · Sep 4, 2026

    The Map Is Not Sacred (opens the original)

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    America is increasingly discovering something our founders understood from the beginning: people who live under the same flag do not necessarily want to live under the same government. That’s not a failure of the American system. In fact, it’s one of the reasons the founders created a federal system in the first place. They understood that a large and diverse nation would contain communities with different interests, economies, cultures, and political convictions. Rather than attempting to elimi

  2. Issue · Aug 12, 2026

    Eastern Oregon Searches for Solutions in the Summer of ’26 (opens the original)

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    By Alicia ZinniEastern Oregon’s summer of ’26 has been bleak as we watch decades of failed public land management policies go down in flames. Firefighters are throwing dwindling resources at walls of fire, while residents prepare to evacuate with little assurance they’ll have a home to return to. Months of dangerous smoke exposure exacerbate health conditions. And, everyone grieves and fears for their loved ones on the fireline as more firefighter injuries and deaths are reported. The need for a

  3. Issue · Jul 11, 2026

    Time to Redraw the Maps (opens the original)

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    By Alicia ZinniBorder-moving discussions are suddenly popular! With the recent US Supreme Court ruling on race-based districting, state legislatures are busily moving congressional district boundaries. So, why can’t state borders be moved with the same fervor? Maybe they can, and maybe the federal government has an obligation to help citizens disenfranchised by a gaping urban-rural divide. In fact, the US Department of the Interior (DOI) already houses expertise that could help resolve interstat

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