Do Idaho HOA's allow TRUMP flags? This Idaho TikToker has the...

I stumbled onto a TikTok video last night from @the.idaho.realtor.ashley (Ashley Kaiser), and it covered something incredibly fascinating that apparently just happened here in Idaho.

Ashley is an Idaho Realtor. Her website says...

"People often ask me why I love living in Idaho? Honestly it’s the safety and freedom for me."

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In her video, Ashley claims the Idaho Legislator recently passed a new law that allows you to fly whatever political party flags you want to, and HOAs are no longer allowed to tell you to take them down. HOAs are also apparently no longer allowed to prohibit the installation of solar panels, and they cannot instruct you where you can install them.

Keep scrolling for everything said in the video! Thanks again for the awesome TikTok video, Ashley, you're awesome :)

Do Idaho HOA's allow TRUMP flags? This Idaho TikToker has the answer!

Video by @the.idaho.realtor.ashley

Idaho TikToker Goes Viral with Epic Prank Video

Video by @208ba on TikTok :)

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We absolutely love it when the internet shines a little light on Idaho. Many people, it seems, can tend to forget that we exist and when we are acknowledged, it seems that there is always an entertaining insight into just WHAT exactly the outsiders think of the place we call home.

A video that is posted up on TikTok has been viewed by hundreds of thousands of users and we have to admit--this feels pretty spot on.

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Boise TikTok Viewed Over 1Million Times

You're downtown Boise with your friends on a weekend night--what do you have planed? You'll spend some time on 6th & Main, get some "prizes" from Rocci Johnson, and probably end up making a visit to downtown Boise's home of the iconic LED "pole" that is always the center of attention at Club Karma. Located on 8th & Idaho, Karma is known for its good vibes, fish bowls, energetic dance floor, and...the LED "pole". It didn't take long for this pole to make the rounds on the internet and now we can see why--with over 1 million views, one user really gained this famous pole some fame.