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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 …
RENTALS: Create community — not just profits
Short-term rentals aren’t just businesses; they are opportunities to welcome new neighbors and show off our incredible community.
IRAN ATTACK: It’s about time!
It’s about time that President Donald J. Trump redeems Carter’s mistake!
IMMIGRANTS: If you really care, sponsor them yourself
Take on the responsibility personally and do not take an anonymous tax increase on working citizens to fund your ideology.
IMMIGRATION: Debate, but don’t abandon the facts
Disagreement is inevitable. But abandoning nuance doesn’t make problems easier to solve.
MARIJUANA: Medical use misrepresented
GAETZ: KCRCC kicks an “own goal” with speaker selection
The Kootenai County Central Republican Committee will feature Matt Gaetz as their speaker at this Saturday’s gala.
REGAN: Community needs thoughtful leaders
Political events will come and go. What endures is how we treat one another in public conversation.
PRIMARIES: Unaffiliateds miss the real election
Disengagement has consequences.
CHAPLAINS: Story is testimony to God’s power
It was with power from God, available to all who put their faith in His Son, Jesus, that they acted as they did, and that should be acknowledged.
DEMOCRATS: They do not care
I will never believe or support a Democratic Party who favors illegal immigrants over American citizens.
SOTU: Democrats should have applauded
No matter what you may think of the president, they should have stood for the wonderful people he was honoring.
DEMS: Report from Democracy Dinner
All in all, the dinner was good and patriotism was fueled.
RISCH: Will he oppose tariffs?
Will you risk Trump’s wrath, or will you stand up for Idaho farmers?
COURT: Trump and Biden disappoint
Both decisions share one thing in common: principled jurists made a decision loyal to their oath and the Constitution.
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