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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 …
RESPONSE: Democrats, what do they know?
Re: The Press needs better judgment on radical opinions.
OWL: Leave Aryans out
Regarding the Owl Cafe article, I am a disappointed that the fact that Richard butler and his Aryans had to be included in the article.
POOR: And legislators aren’t helping
I want to share my disgust with Idaho legislators, from denying that a pandemic exists to limiting a governor’s powers.
INITIATIVE: Just say no, Paul
I would like to call on Representative Paul Amador to vote “no” on SB 1110.
STRUGGLE: Science vs. facts
Nike decided to remove from its shelves its Fourth of July “Betsy Ross” American flag sneaker, because former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick claimed the sneaker was racist.
LEVIES: Hold legislators accountable
Jan Studer’s opinion of March 26 regarding supporting school levies leaves one to wonder.
LEVY: Yes for key resources
We should vote yes for our supplemental levy in Post Falls on May 18.
LEVY: Deserves your support
Mark your calendars, and on May 18, vote yes for the Post Falls School District levy.
SURVEY: Am I evil?
While getting three Snickers bars at Lakers tavern I was asked by other Americans how I felt about being the most hated person in Coeur d’Alene.
PHONES: Friends of the virus
Aren’t you tired of spreading the fear? Why hasn’t Panhandle Health District mandated against the use of cellphones?
JUSTICE: Social workers’ role
Per the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are approximately 713,200 social workers in the USA with hundreds being employed in Idaho.
SHOPPING: Political purchasing
I no longer shop at Kohl’s, BB&B or Fred Meyer as these stores do not believe that a person has the right to their own political views without fear of reprisal.
ADDIS: Let bill be heard
Kootenai County residents finding exorbitant property tax increases should have an in-depth conversation with Representative Addis of Kootenai County, who is vice chair of the Revenue and Taxation Committee at the …
BIDEN: Regretting it yet?
To all who voted for Joe: Are you learning yet?
COVID: Real lessons learned
Josef Karl Verner’s submission to The Press on March 24 was exceptionally interesting.