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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: ICE, nuclear waste, endorsements (opens the original)
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STEALING CAMPAIGN SIGNS SHOWS GOP DESPERATION What a stunning and shameful move by Republicans â stealing the public signs of Democrats. Trump told them to cheat in the election in a recent speech â and they are cheating. Signs placed in public spaces by Democratic candidates have been stolen. Not Republican signs â just the Democrats'. They must be desperate, fearful that honest advertisement will help serious Democratic candidates win. Local Republican operatives should be seeking out th
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Climate change, SAVE Act and reproductive freedom (opens the original)
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH'S STANCE ON ABORTION IS CLEAR Iâd heard good things about Jim Jones. Vietnam Veteran â Me Too! Educated and a judge in the Idaho Supreme Court. Iâm educated also; my career took a different path but good for him. Iâve disagreed with him while reading his comments on the editorial page. On Tuesday, Sept. 8 he said this; ââ¦the church is exempt from the Sunshine Lawâs reporting requirements because of some religious objection to abortion. The opinion does not give any
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Climate change, SAVE Act and reproductive freedom (opens the original)
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LETTER RESPONSE A CLASSIC STRAWMAN MANEUVER Pat Thomasâs letter (7/18) is a showcase of bad faith tactics. He begins by quoting Dave Kinterâs line about Republicans deserving âonly contempt,â but he treats that as a condemnation of every Idahoan rather than the specific critique of legislative hypocrisy Dave actually made. Pat widens the target because outrage scales better when you enlarge the bullseye. Then he immediately pivots to recent Greenbelt crimesâ¦events neither Dave nor I (P
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Midterms, greenbelt, women's sports (opens the original)
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When I read the article outlining Secretary Hegseth's new policy for testosterone replacement therapy in US troops I was horrified, as I'm sure were many other students of history. The goal, "to keep troops strong, resilient and capable," is only a sugar-coated explanation of what drugging troops entails. Hormonal and steroidal drugs can increase aggressiveness, affect judgment, and primarily allows soldiers to continue fighting long after their bodies and minds are exhausted. What Secretary Heg
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Support for Trump, medical marijuana, gerrymandering (opens the original)
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While most middle and high school students spend their summer mornings sleeping in, a dedicated group of local youth is preparing to serve, lead, and deepen their faith. This July, they are heading to a Christian youth camp in Wisconsin to challenge themselves and volunteer. The trip features a unique dynamic: local high schoolers attending camp to focus on character development and spiritual growth, alongside a group of middle schoolers who have volunteered as the camp's work crew. For a week,
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