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Californian transplants are stirring the political pot of a quaint Idaho suburb – with furious locals claiming they are not conservative enough to fit in.

The new dynamic involving the Boise-bordering town of Eagle was unveiled this month by The Los Angeles Times, in the form of statements from residents – and local politicians – both new and old.

They mostly complained about how, in recent years, the town of 32,100 has been bombarded with new arrivals from The Golden State – particularly those receiving hefty pensions following careers in public service.

Abetted by pension funds, the long-in-the-tooth lawmen are swiftly supplanting longtime residents, they said – pointing to the so-called ‘liberal baggage’ the ex-cops and firefighters are bringing with them as they move in from hundreds of miles away.

This ideological clash recently came to a head in the town’s mayoral election this month, during which City Council President Brad Pike won a resounding victory in a heated runoff over incumbent Mayor Jason Pierce. 

The win, aside from serving as an upset, comes as California pension money is quickly becoming the ‘lifeblood’ of the area, in the words of The Times report.