Letters to the Editor
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OPINION: Just like everyone else, Idaho’s Attorney General must comply with the law
Three years ago, I joined five other former Idaho Attorneys General in describing that important position as “the …
TAXES: Increases aren't justified
In the past week three articles in The Press really caught my attention. The first was that our out-of-money city hired architects to redo McEuen park and I wondered why, and how will the city pay for something lik…
REPUBLICANS: One can besmirch many
I know a lot of very intelligent, caring, thoughtful Republicans. However, recently I had an opportunity to meet some that scare me.
KTEC: Levy is only the beginning
Admittedly, I have no children by choice. However, as a property owner, if this levy passes, I will have to pay in some way.
PRESS: Standards lacking on letters
If G.W. Rodkey is a fool, then the letter attributed to him in The Press (Obama: Traitor in the White House, July 16) is proof of it. But on the other hand, a mistake may have been made. Someone else may have writt…