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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 …
EDITORIAL: Biased against conservatives
After reading your editorial in Sunday's paper, your comments have stooped so low they are dragging in the mud.
WATER USAGE: What about the aquifer?
"Five billion gallons and counting!" The headline was alarming, but what does it really mean?
OPEN PRIMARIES: Will turn Idaho into California
Please help make Idaho more like California; support open primaries.
A MESS: Of his own making
Donald Trump has dared, taunted, provoked and goaded our Department of Justice to prosecute him from the moment it was learned he had stolen our country's national security documents.
LAW: Government counsel, gas, it's all the same
I noticed that Mr. Colton Boyles has recently been hired to represent not only the Community Library Network board but also the NIC board.
SMALL-TOWN FLAVOR: Thing of the past
With the influx of new transplants from you know where, we have seen over the past 40-plus years, the demise of the small-town flavor of the North Idaho communities.
MAKE-A-WISH: Organization lets politics get in the way
In reference to your article about the Make-a-Wish Foundation in yesterday’s CDA Press. They do good work as long as a child’s wish does not conflict with their politics and/or corporate sponsors.
KUDOS: Officer helped turn scary situation around
I want to give a shout-out of praise to a local law enforcement officer who went above and beyond.
ECONOMIC REPORT: Hilarious
I read this article by Josa Snow and thought, what’s the punch line?
TRUMP: Being held accountable
Donald Trump didn’t lose the 2020 election. He gave it away.
BIDEN ADMINISTRATION: ‘Bumpy road ahead’
Inflation is 3% and Biden’s goal is 2%. Just how’re they doing this?
OPEN PRIMARIES: ‘Party bosses have too much power’
Regarding Luke Mayville’s letter about open primaries published Aug. 25. Luke suggested reading the ballot measure prior to making any decision, I will.
COVID-19: Refuse to comply with restrictions
Rumors spread that, once again, Americans are beset by a variant of the plague spawned in the Wuhan Institute of Virology. Calls to return to a regime of restricted freedom have begun.
NIC: Accreditation will be in jeopardy again
I read in The Press today that the three NIC Board Bozos have now hired Colton Boyles as general legal counsel, and retained Art Macomber for special projects. Their reasoning must be that general incompetence is a…
NIC: Fraud continues
Any doubt about the malfeasance of the KCRCC anointed NIC Board Majority was erased at the last meeting. Despite plain-as-day evidence, Boyles was chosen over the clearly more qualified Stevens Clay. Boyle’s incomp…