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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 …
RENT: Hold off increases
It is nearly 2021 and my fervent wish is that landlords, management companies and senior facilities place a moratorium on rent increases for the coming year.
HYPOCRISY: Let it end with us
Our leaders shouldn’t take what they deny to others.
ELECTION: Votes will be counted
The fraudulent, corrupt, and unconstitutional vote in the state of Pennsylvania alone has perhaps stolen the electoral votes of Idaho, Wyoming, Montana and Utah.
SNOPES: Reliability questioned
Tsk, tsk, Paula Marano.
FULCHER: Texas support is sedition
I’m writing regarding Rep. Fulcher’s decision to sign on to an Amicus Brief in support of the Texas lawsuit asking the court to invalidate the votes of more than 10 million people in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wiscons…
COVID: Report key facts
Come on man! How can you run an article covering Idaho’s COVID response and totally fail to include an extremely important fact?
MASKS: A gift to others
I’m sorry that Mr. Ginorio feels that masks don’t help and they are all about Mr. Biden.
STORES: Criticism a compliment
I want to thank Cheryl Armentrout for recommending a new grocery store to me.
COVID: Radio silence on Christmas
Dear Santa: This is my Christmas wish.
STORE: Great mask experience
On Thursday, while ringing the bell at Fred Meyer for the Salvation Army, we were impressed by the overwhelming majority of customers who were wearing masks and wearing them correctly.
DALTON: The special people
Bravo Dianne Christensen, I couldn’t have said it better myself.
TOAST: To pay it forward
I went Oct. 27 to Starbucks on Prairie Avenue in Hayden.
OFFICIALS: Stand up to Trump
To Sen. Risch, Sen. Crapo and Rep. Fulcher…
TRUMP: A desperate nightmare
Come January, Biden’s generals will have to carry Trump out of the White House.
NECESSITIES: Don’t knock ‘em
Preppers and hoarders. Now there’s a couple of politically incorrect terms.