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 …
McEUEN: Praise planners’ pavers
I would like to recognize a couple projects where the city planners have far exceeded my expectation.
BALLOT: What not to do
Another woman after my own heart.
NEW GROUP: Big tent tradition
I am a founding member of the North Idaho Republicans.
ASSESSOR: Time to go
In response to the article regarding Assessor Bela Kovac’s remarks at the grange meeting on April 15, I would like to say once again Bela Kovacs is lying.
KCRCC: Just make choices
I guess I am puzzled as to why there are so many letters to the editor regarding the Republican Central Committee endorsements.
FILLIOS: Support commissioner
It is with pleasure that I endorse Chris Fillios for re-election as our county commissioner.
GUNS: Safety in so many words
In was interesting reading the 1,300-plus word AP article on the frustration of “gun safety” advocates being able to have their promises fulfilled by the Democrat party, in Wednesday’s edition of the Coeur d’Alene …
PRAYER: Welcome them all
Just about the time that I think Coeur d’Alene has reached the height of stupidity, someone comes along and proves me wrong.
SATERFIEL: Name your bias
I attended the Hayden City Council meeting Tuesday, April 12 and was surprised when in the discussion of how to select an interim mayor, council representative Saterfiel claimed that he could not get selected as ma…
DRESS: And a T-shirt tale
Several years ago, in my younger and less thoughtful days, I was given a T-shirt with a big fist on the front.
MESSAGES: Question the intent
In 1949, the Broadway musical South Pacific premiered and was an immediate success.
LEADERS: Subjects of discontent
Increased funding of universities in spite of their defiance of the directive last year to eliminate all CRT agenda programs.
SLOGANS: Missing the Donald
Do we miss those Trump greatest hits and those catchy phrases?
WASDEN: Returning some respect
When I was the Democratic candidate for governor in 2006, I took quite a liking to Lawrence Wasden, the Republican Attorney General, when we appeared at joint events.
COMMISSIONER: Lost this vote
I read in The Press that Mister Bill Brooks calls his constituents who don’t want his government expansion push “punks.”