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 …
HYPOCRITES: Signed, sealed, delivered
HYPOCRITES: Signed, sealed, delivered
SCANDAL: Don’t target Joe
SCANDAL: Don’t target Joe
SANTA: Some Dalton requests
Dear Santa: Can you please help with a couple serious issues that need to be fixed or at least improved?
GENEROUS: Every buck counts, bub
STEVEN ADAMS, shame on you!
WASDEN: Upheld the law
We need to admire Attorney General Lawrence Wasden for his support of states’ rights amidst the attempt by Texas to invalidate the elections of several other sister states in a federal lawsuit.
CONSERVATORY: Music to these ears
Ms. Zoe Ann Thruman: It is with great pleasure that I write this endorsement for our forthcoming Music Conservatory.
MASKS: The debate is over
It was with great disappointment that I read yet another anti-mask letter (MASKS: Denying their efficacy) by a supposed authority figure.
DISORDER: Blame the blue
Lawlessness and disorder is the order of the day for most blue states, Evan Koch, Chair of the Kootenai County Democratic Central Committee.
VIRUS: What it is
I know that everyone is sick and tired of hearing about or reading about the China Virus…
HYPOCRISY: Thanks for exposure
Thanks to The Press editors for exposing the two-faced hypocrisy of the KCRCC chair and the Idaho Freedom Foundation leadership.
FULCHER: Election really is over
Letter to Russ Fulcher: What part of democracy and what part of the election process as prescribed in the U.S. Constitution do you not fully accept or understand?
LAWSUIT: Wasden wrong to reject
In response to your AP article: “Idaho Attorney General won’t join Texas election lawsuit.”
VACCINE: Cause for pause
Thank you to the Consumer Gal for shining a light on the liability protections given to COVID vaccine manufacturers.
POEM: Go My Son
The Father looked down on the world below…
GENEROSITY: Not in my book
The caption to a photograph in the Dec. 11 Coeur d’Alene Press, attached to an article about the Salvation Army Red Kettle Christmas campaign states…