Privacy is a foundational principle of a healthy constitutional republic, rooted in the God-given rights of free association and free speech. It ensures that citizens can support causes, engage in public policy, and advocate for change without fear of government overreach, retaliation, or harassment.
When individuals feel secure in expressing their values and standing for their beliefs, families, communities, and the nation as a whole grow stronger. Yet, as intimidation tactics and attempts to silence free speech become more common in Idaho politics, protecting these rights becomes a priority.
But what happens when the people who claim to protect our ability to speak up on public policy are involved in shutting down public engagement?
People United for Privacy: A Shield for Dark Money?
People United for Privacy (PUFP) bills itself as a champion of ev…
