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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 …
PRIMARIES: Support the KCRCC, not the NIR
Our small town is changing, and we need true conservatives who agree with the Idaho GOP platform.
PRIMARIES: Support the NIR, not the KCRCC
I joined the North Idaho Republicans because the KRCCC “vetted” and “endorsed” NIC Trustees squandered over a million dollars of taxpayers' money to support failed policies and lawsuits that almost cost the college…
FULCHER: Social Security ad misleads
I like legislators that always tell the truth!
MATTARE: Re-elect for county commissioner
Mr. Mattare approaches the job the right way: he digs into the details, asks tough questions, and makes decisions based on facts and what’s best for the county.
KCRCC: Republicans with real Kootenai history
I found that the KCRCC that has proven to be the true conservative leader for decades and is the party that most aligns with my conservative views.
LAKELAND: Vote Heasty for school board
Ryan will help return the Lakeland School Board back to an esteemed entity.
HENSLEY: Vote for her as county commissioner
I believe that there is a distinct advantage when someone who doesn’t NEED the job simply does the job for the right reasons, and that is what voters will have with Julie Hensley.
HENSLEY: Outstanding candidate for commissioner
Julie’s business knowledge, family skills, care of her community members, and integrity of character makes her the most qualified candidate for Kootenai County Commissioner.
MATTARE: Another endorsement for commissioner
Bruce absolutely cares about our community and being fiscally responsible to his constituents.
COVERAGE: Assassin “cover up” disputed
VOTE NO: On medical marijuana initiative
Do we really want our tax dollars paying for rehab programs, more prisons and more law enforcement?
LONG EAR: Can a Cd’A icon be saved?
In my dreams some kind soul who owns a perfect space will step forward and save our iconic Long Ear.
VETERANS: Remember the unsung heroes
LEGISLATORS: Lack of reply disappoints
Rathdrum and the broader Kootenai County community deserve representatives who engage with the public, not ones who disappear when constituents reach out.
ADAMS: Professionally and personally qualified
Randy Adams leads with honesty and integrity.