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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 …
ARYANS: Invest in diversity
In regard to the Aryan Freedom Network, the first thing is using the word “white.”
ARYANS: ‘False flag hobgoblin’
I think it is interesting when, out of the clear blue sky, the panic button is pushed due to an alleged gathering on private property by some individuals who are despised by some other individuals, because of their…
UFOs: Things to know
Regarding UFOs, we know two things…
PC: Barrier to communication
The first victim of political correctness is the truth.
COMMUNISM: Scary shadows remain
Over the years I’ve seen many references to socialism and communism in letters to the editor with pejorative intent.
ELECTIONEERING: Questioning the law
Am I missing something regarding the precinct worker who is accused of handing out political material within a hundred feet of the voters?
GAMING: Missed opportunity
According to Associated Press reports, the American Gaming Association forecasts that 31.5 million Americans will wager more than $7.6 billion on pro football’s championship game set for Sunday.
PROSECUTOR: Kudos but no apology
I was delighted seeing the Feb. 8 headline confirming a nefarious political activist has been charged and will be prosecuted for her flagrant violation of election law.
VISION: Important meeting Tuesday
I want to remind the citizens of Coeur d’Alene that the City Council has a meeting Tuesday, Feb. 15 at 6 p.m. to consider passage of the state-mandated Comprehensive Plan 2030.
INFANT: Crime and punishment
Regarding the child abuse case about the absolutely horrible damage a couple did to this baby, the only answer would be to lock them both up for life or capital punishment.
OFFICE 255: Great ladies work there
I would like to thank Kootenai Health for their help last week.
JAN. 6: Legit discourse? Ha!
The Republican National Party declared, along with censuring Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger, that the Jan. 6 insurrection was “legitimate political discourse.”
ANIMALS: Speak out against abuse
It seems to me that there is something missing in this paper.
RISCH: Called out by Carlson
Kudos to Tucker for exposing Senator Risch’s call to war in the recent CNN interview.
RINOS: Ed nailed it
I read Ed DePriest’s column about real RINOS in the room.