Copied this from the NSSF Government Relations Update email  People ask why I'm moving my business to the land I have in Idaho, I can't find any reasons not to....

Idaho’s Firearm Industry Nondiscrimination (FIND) Act, S. 1291, was approved by the state Senate in a 28-7 vote and the bill now heads to the state’s House of Representatives for consideration. The NSSF-supported legislation would prohibit the state and municipalities from entering into contracts with corporate entities that hold discriminatory policies against the firearm industry. That would protect the Second Amendment rights of Idahoans by ensuring their tax dollars are not being used for contracts with corporate entities that funnel profits from those contracts into gun control initiatives. Corporate financial service providers, including Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase, Citigroup and Wells Fargo, refuse financial services to firearm businesses based on corporate policies. This bill would require any corporate entities to certify they don’t hold discriminatory policies against the firearm industry to do business with Idaho or its municipalities.

It's a start.

Definitely, we need more progress with this kind of stuff.

I love this idea, hope it gets through.

Seems like common sense, but common sense is a rare thing these days.

Well, in a world governed by common sense, this wouldn't even be necessary in the first place.