Lili Pirc

How about no? Families should worship together. Hard pass from @LiliPirc and I.

Election campaigns should be a fair fight—but in the final stretch of the Prop 1 campaign, Idaho Democrats and the proponents of Prop 1 concocted a scheme to cheat their way into paying less for television ads. Idaho’s campaign finance laws require transparency, not backdoor efforts to conceal who’s really funding campaign ads. Maybe the Prop 1 campaign thought it could get away with this illegal, last-minute attempt to save their campaign. But we don’t intend to let them break the rules any more than we intend to let them radically legalize abortion in pro-life Idaho.

It's been almost four days since @RealTheoWold's house was vandalized for opposing Prop 1. Not a word from the leftist Idaho media. Instead of reporting what is happening in our communities, they're too busy trying to turn Idaho into the next Colorado. If you want to know what's going on, follow @gemstatebrief. You're certainly not going to get what you want to know from any of the leftist outlets.

As an attorney, I know that words matter. This is especially true for legislation that we vote on directly in the form of ballot initiatives. I recently went on the Ranch Podcast to explain my concerns with Prop 1. I hope this conversation is helpful for those who want to learn more about the legal ramifications of Prop 1. It’s important that people take the time to read the Proposition itself—don’t buy the carefully crafted campaign lies from those pushing this initiative. The reality is that Prop 1 was deceptively written in a way that would remove parental consent and destroy Idaho’s protections for preborn life and their mothers. Check out the full episode here: m.youtube.com/watch?v=3Up8eN…

One of the things I love about my job @IdahoFamilyPC is the wide array of legal work that comes across my desk every day. We’re litigating cases, drafting legislation, and giving legal advice to individuals and ministries across Idaho. I particularly enjoy the opportunity to work on intellectually interesting, high impact amicus briefs. We recently filed an amicus brief in the Ninth Circuit on behalf of over fifty Idaho legislators—a majority of state legislators and almost all of House and Senate majority leadership—asking the Ninth Circuit to stay an injunction of Idaho’s abortion laws recently issued by the U.S. District Court for the District of Idaho. The brief argues that Dobbs made clear that state legislators have the authority to protect preborn life and the District Court’s decision was nothing more than judicial policymaking disguised as constitutional law. We’re grateful that the Ninth Circuit panel granted an emergency stay of the injunction pending briefing while it decides whether to grant the Attorney General’s motion to stay the injunction for the pendency of the appeal. It was an honor to file this amicus brief on behalf of so many of Idaho’s elected officials, especially on an issue as important as the protection of preborn life. And even better? I get to do this work with an awesome team! Huge thanks to @isaachelland and @LiliPirc for their hard work on the brief. If you are a law student interested in this kind of practice, reach out about an internship. We’re always considering applications. Check out the brief here: idahofamily.org/wp-content/u…