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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 …
ACHILLES: Strong and independent
Idaho doesn't need another six years of a senator who says the right thing at a hearing and isn't there for the vote. Todd Achilles will be.
DEBATE: First, let’s define the terms
Let’s debate the actual policies, not labels that have become political scare words.
BOATS: Move surf contest to Cd’A?
It is time to find a practical solution before the problem gets out of hand.
CLIMATE: Can’t agree with fatalism
If we slow the death of the planet, that is using our brains.
CLIMATE: Ask those affected if it matters
Get an education.
CLIMATE: On alleged UN reports
My preference is to trust the actual recent annual report.
WOLKENHAUER: Is it a witch hunt?
What is the real reason his name has been intentionally been dragged through the mud?
SOCIALISM: Might as well give up
HIGHLANDS SALE: Questions need answers
Pretty much money always defeats the little guy, sad but true.
TRUMP: In response to George Silva
Now’s not the time for a never-ending Republican standing ovation for your dear leader.
NOISE: Find quiet somewhere else
Downtown is where the noise is supposed to be.
ELECTIONS: Get out the vote
We all benefit when more citizens take part in the democratic process.
FOSSIL FUELS: So what if climate changes?
We might even (horrors) raise global temperatures three or four degrees. So what if we do?
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