Standing up for what is right takes courage. I see that courage every day. I see it in our volunteers who knock doors, make calls, show up at events, and keep this campaign moving. I see it in our donors who give what they can because they believe Idaho can do better. I see it in lobbyists, advocates, elected leaders, organizations, and everyday Idahoans who speak up, take a stand, endorse change, or vote no confidence when something has gone too far. Courage sometimes looks like telling the truth in a room where people do not want to hear it. Other times, it looks like having a hard conversation with family, friends, neighbors, or coworkers. And sometimes it looks like refusing to stay silent when people get hurt by bad policies and failed leadership. That is how we build an Idaho for everyone. I want to encourage you to have those conversations. Talk about what is happening in our schools, hospitals, public lands, communities, and state budget. Talk about what kind of Idaho we wan...