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 …
TRAPPED: Thank goodness
Wendy Smith’s Oct. 3 letter is a good example of fallacious reasoning.
ELECTION: Affiliation objection
With upcoming local elections, I am concerned about the many extreme right and left voters.
EXTREMISM: Protect students, society
School board members are resigning across the country as the result of extreme right wing nationalist assaults that are based on unfounded claims that our children are being taught Communist, Socialist and Critical…
INDIVIDUALISM: At what cost?
I am looking forward to the COVID vaccine’s bonus benefits.
BIDEN: Snooping’s gone too far
Biden now wants to track every penny you spend.
ADVICE: For the unvaccinated
We don’t need no stink-king vaccination.
U.S.: A history of uniting
245 years ago a ragtag group of people decided to debate what it meant to be a country.
DIVISION: A solution
Reading The Press, it appears our community is divided.
MOB: A North Idaho plague
What the hell is going on in North Idaho?
ABORTION: It’s murder
It’s a mortal sin to kill the babies in a mother’s womb.
INFRASTRUCTURE: Fix the focus
Anyone wonder what will happen to Social Security?
HAYDEN: Campaign lie afloat
Last weekend I was approached by someone campaigning for one of the Hayden City Council challenger candidates.
MILLER: Book your support
During my tenure as a trustee of the Coeur d’Alene Public Library, I had the pleasure of working with Kiki Miller, who was serving as the liaison between the City Council and the Board of Trustees.
WILHELM: Exceeds expectations
I have known Linda Wilhelm for more than two decades.
STORIES: Each has two sides
I’ve written a few letters to the editor in an effort to inform the public of the fact that there are two sides to every issue.