Odd Case of Sanity Breaks out TEMPORARILY in Idaho

Today the GOP said no to forming a Militia:

Cost concerns were at the heart of Idaho State Republican Party delegates' rejection on Saturday of a proposal to form an all-volunteer state militia that's free from federal control.

The notion had been floated during the three-day convention in Idaho

Falls, an extension of the anti-Washington, D.C. sentiment here that bubbled over.

When asked why local republicans had gone loony, GOP leaders blame:

their shift right this weekend has its roots not just in the homegrown GOP ranks, but in the man many in Idaho's dominant party see as their arch political enemy: President Barack Obama.

This is how State Rep. Marv Hagedorn, an Ada County delegate, described it: "It's not a change in our party, it's a change in the White House."

Not their fault people make fun of them? It is their Arch Enemy.

These people could end up looking like real fools someday leaving Idaho's Northern Border Wide Open to a United Nations Invasion force.