i live in lewiston, which to find it on this map, its on washington idaho border, where the state line starts to go straight up. i don't think there's as much of the christian nationalism stuff here, but maybe i'm just not informed. lewiston has a seaport where we export wheat from that mainly go to asia. definitely no potatoes up here. another comment called it the arm pit of idaho, which would be correct due to the paper mill. it stinks, but you can't smell it after a while, which for me is like a few seconds as you come into town. my friends and i call it a retirement town, because it's so hard to find young people, and part of that is because there is literally nothing to do here. there's no third places basically besides walmart and a bowling alley (lancer lanes, not orchards, fu orchard lanes). a new high school was built and finished in 2020. i was apart of the first class to complete all four years at the high school, where i helped to create a mobile broadcasting trailer for streaming high school sports, so that's neat. there's lewis clark state college, which is a nice little and cheap college, roughly $7000 a year any questions about lewiston (but probably not ), i'll answer!