Opinion
Searching for opinion based articles? Below we'll share opinion news articles on a wide variety of topics.
OPINION: Junkyard in the sky?
Your views of the havens at night might be interrupted by non-heavenly objects passing by your binoculars.
ABORTION: Limits on pro life
A big thank you to Douglas Wells for his Jan. 22 My Turn concerning abortion.
TAX CUT: Working class stiffed
Once again the middle and working class go to the back of the line.
Step right up for this dream job
Trustee at NIC is all this and more.
VOTING: Offering a hand
Hi Folks, I am Ron Dayton, a 40-plus year taxpaying resident of Kootenai County.
INSANITY: Signs of our times
Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.
VOTING: A primary proposal
In regard to HR439, I think if the parties want a vote for their primary candidates, they should hold, and pay for, a party specific ballot, six months before the state primary.
JAN. 6: Peaceful my foot
My son worked for the Sergeant at Arms office for 10 years.
ER: Glimpse behind scenes
After 9 hours in the ER with a glowing EKG and clear chest X-ray, it was obvious I was too sick to call it a cold.
FEE: Pay for growth
Tired of the tax burden for all these new home developments?
COMMUNISM: It’s never worked
Does anyone in this country ever stop to think about what this socialist Democrat Party could have accomplished if they hadn’t spent the last six years trying to destroy it?
MLK: Words to pray by
To quote Martin Luther King…
Bill vote shines light on education rift
Here's who to applaud — and who not to — in creating a win-win for teachers and taxpayers.
Op-Ed: Freedom Foundation politicians are gunning for Idaho public schools
The Idaho Freedom Foundation (IFF), an extremist political outfit that draws dark money support, is dedicated to getting rid of public schools in Idaho.
Op-Ed: Unclear words can cause war
Did an American cause the Korean War?
Op-Ed: Crapo can’t quit now, or maybe ever
If former Idaho Sen. Steve Symms had played his cards right over the last 30 years, and kept running for re-election, he could still be in the Senate today.