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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 …
TRUMP: Should be pardoned
Biden should pardon Trump.
TRUMP: Assembling a dream team
Regarding Mr. Ward’s letter on who has credentials and experience to rein in the U.S. Federal Agencies. First how can any business stay in business if they can’t budget their spending? Pretty sure Elon Musk is qual…
TRUMP: At least he worked
In response to JD Sahr, at least Trump worked for a living.
LETTER RESPONSE: False information spreads
This letter was a good example of the deceptive publications that has replaced actual reporting since FOX and the GOP decided to become the megaphone for Trump’s dishonesty. Trump added $7 trillion to our deficit w…
SIGNS: Climate change and Christianity
God has always used weather phenomena to get the attention of his people. The Old Testament is replete with examples of these efforts. One example is found in 2nd Chronicles 7:13-14 where the Lord specifically stat…
DEMOCRATS: The writing is on the wall
DEMOCRATS: The writing is on the wall
TRUMP: He did what he promised
TRUMP: He did what he promised
DOWNTOWN: When will development stop?
DOWNTOWN: When will development stop?
GOVERNMENT: Agencies exist for a reason
GOVERNMENT: Agencies exist for a reason
DEI: Makes valuing diversity superficial
DEI: Makes valuing diversity superficial
DEI: Students benefit from it
DEI: Students benefit from it
ELECTION: Don’t judge those you disagree with
ELECTION: Don’t judge those you disagree with
MY TURN: Author was on the mark
MY TURN: Author was on the mark
NIC: New board is functioning
In the Nov. 21 edition of the Coeur d’Alene Press under the NIC board tackles the legal bills, athletics budget article your reporter mentioned several former NIC trustees were in attendance.
LIBRARIES: New trustee is qualified
Regarding Jean Richardson’s letter entitled “LIBRARIES: Is this what voters wanted?”