Conservative East Oregon Seeks To Join Idaho. They Currently Have Zero Representation 8-17-2024 - CAPTIVES | STATE OF OREGON OVERRULES RURAL FAMILIES RIGHTS TO REPRESENTATION "Please, Let Us Go!" - 39,323 Aug. 17, 2024 Yanasa TV - Matt McCaw the Executive Director of Greater Idaho explains the motives behind moving Oregon's state border and the hurdles that remain in accomplishing the task. 0:00 Political tension expected post-election, driving the need for alternative solutions to unite diverse perspectives. - BOOKMARKS: - 2:52 Political representation of rural families has been eliminated in the State of Oregon. 5:02 Movement advocating for State of Oregon border change to better serve people's representation. 10:03 Rural-urban divide in Oregon prompts calls for secession to align with Idaho. 14:44 Proposal to address partisan divide by allowing Eastern Oregon to join Idaho for better representation. 20:06 Rural communities in Eastern Oregon seek autonomy due to historical lack of representation and desire for self-governance. 24:57 Movement advocating for self-determination and fair representation in politics, particularly in Oregon. 30:26 Process of changing state borders through interstate compacts explained. 35:10 State investment in Eastern Oregon benefits Idaho by providing resources and like-minded citizens, allowing for growth. 40:07 Challenges arise from lack of representation leading to potential division based on political outcomes. 45:33 Political bias hinders efficient accomplishment of goals in politics, impacting the lives of everyday people. 50:52 Passion for understanding and reporting on rural issues and policies impacting communities. 56:35 Challenges with public education system highlighted through homeschooling experiences. 1:01:26 Rural communities in Oregon face challenges in representation and seek to detach from urban areas. - FAIR USE FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES - Mirrored From: https://youtu.be/s6BLPIiytYs?si=-T1Dky0W1Lr7_T9G