Mike Simpson: “They just have fewer people amongst whom to split up the costs, and so it is more per homeowner.”

We put a bunch more money into tribal justice, and that’s hard in a year when we’re trying to reduce spending at the federal level.

Rural counties across Idaho depend on the Secure Rural Schools program.

I regularly hear from farmers, ranchers, and producers in Idaho, and their main concern over the years has been when Congress will reauthorize the Farm Bill.

I’m pleased to see these funds allocated to help Idaho schools, roads, bridges, and other infrastructure projects.