Idaho Democrats Can’t Decide Whether to Vote for Brad Little or the Democrat Candidate for Governor — “The Stakes are too High, Voted for Little and Straight Dem Otherwise”

Idaho’s Democrats are Split Between the RINO and the Democrat

Idaho’s Democrats are engaged in fierce debate about whether they should vote for the incumbent Republican governor, Brad Little — out of fear of an Ammon Bundy gubernatorial victory — or the Democrat candidate who’s name they don’t even know.

It is reported that over 31,000 Democrats switched parties and participated in Idaho’s closed Republican primary election, voting for Brad Little out of fear of a victorious McGeachin gubernatorial campaign.

Now, these same Democrats are wondering whether they should do the same during the general election, due to a fear of an Ammon Bundy campaign that is gaining momentum throughout the state.

Crossover Democrat voting in Idaho has helped the political establishment remain in power throughout the state, with RINO Republicans enjoying the label of “lesser of two evils” from their comrades in the Democrat party.

The issue caused enough controversy during the primaries to spark Republican lawmakers to propose the idea of banning the act altogether.