‘Idaho Women for Biden’ cite hopes for civility, highlight bipartisan membership
IDAHO FALLS — A group of thousands of women in one of the reddest states in the country are doing what they can to help get Joe Biden elected president.
Idaho Women for Biden has both a Facebook group and an email list for women who don’t use Facebook. Betty Richardson, who co-founded the group with Kassie Cerami, said it had 7,793 members as of Thursday and is still growing.
“I really believe that it’s important for people to follow their convictions and to stand up for what they believe in, and that’s one of the things that we’re hearing from the women in our group over and over again,” Richardson said.
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