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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 …
MOBS: Enforce the antidotes
MOBS: Enforce the antidotes
NIC: Barnes was right
NIC: Barnes was right
GOVERNOR: Late to act
Gov. Little is a LITTLE man with LITTLE regard for the health of the community, and LITTLE regard for his family’s well-being.
GOODNESS: It’s still here
In the midst of hate, I find there is within me an undying love for goodness.
BORDER: Democratic insanity
Let’s assume you just got a ticket, which we all know is a promise to appear.
RESPECT: The way forward
The fact that we no longer can partake in reasonable and respectful conversations over any topic should REALLY give some cause for concern.
MASKS: Or the alternative
A critical care nurse shared with me a conversation from a member of the military medical team when they first arrived in town.
VIRUS: The latest contagion
Haven’t you heard? There is another virus loosed upon our vulnerable population, not another variant of COVID-19, but one that specifically targets one’s brain.
HAMMOND: CDA’s best choice
I have known and worked with Jim Hammond for 10 years.
BIDEN: One man’s opinion
I’m not a voter. I am fully vaccinated.
NEWS: What you didn’t know
Now, for news The Press has not reported on its own.
ANTHONY: Experience, commitment matter
It’s been my privilege to know Steve Anthony closely as a colleague and friend for over 20 years.
MY TURN: Harwood hit home run
A big AMEN to Terry Harwood for his “My Turn” opinion in The Press on Saturday, Sept. 25.
AFGHANISTAN: Biden blew it
When Joe Biden claimed that he followed military advice by closing Bagram Air Base and removing all our troops he did what he did best. He lied.
LEGISLATORS: At it again
Once again, Idaho legislators are conniving to reduce, probably eliminate Medicaid, by rejecting federal $2.3 billion involving Medicaid.