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Opinion: It is high time to turn the page on hyper-partisan politics in Idaho (opens the original)
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Four years ago, I had the pleasant experience of meeting Todd Achilles. At the time, I had plans to set up a cross-partisan group of military veterans to weigh in on issues important to preserving our constitutional system. Veterans put their lives on the line to protect that system. Upon learning that Todd had volunteered for the U.S. Army and served as an armor officer and tank commander, a partnership began. We established Veterans for Idaho Voters as a force to prevent extreme partisanship f
Opinion: Where’s the beef, Sen. Risch? (opens the original)
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It must be election season again because Iâm seeing many down-home TV ads of Jim Risch wearing his cowboy uniform and tossing hay to his cattle, as well as a bit of BS to the voters. As a guy who grew up on the largest cattle operation in Southern Idaho, it does not ring true. My father, Henry Jones, had two cattle feedyards just west of Eden in Jerome County, and we rarely wore clean city-slicker cowboy clothes while working the critters. And it is not clear how often Risch gets out to Idaho
Opinion: Can a church really funnel dark money into the campaign against Proposition 1? (opens the original)
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Dark money has become the root of evil in political campaigns across the country. National interest groups seem to be lurking everywhere, seeing where they can weigh in, either in favor of or against a candidate or ballot measure, without disclosing their identity. Idahoâs attorney general may now be inviting dark money interests into the campaign against Idahoâs Proposition 1, the measure to repeal Idahoâs total abortion ban. Unlock the rest of the article with a new subscription. Your su
Opinion: Attorney General Labrador can’t seem to resist conflicts of interest (opens the original)
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Attorney General Labrador is embroiled once more in a conflict-of-interest lawsuit. He is now accused of using his position to bias voters against Proposition 1, the initiative designed to strike Idahoâs total abortion ban. The proponents of the initiative took him to court last year, claiming he had written deceptive ballot titles for the initiative. The Idaho Supreme Court ruled that the short title was improper and ordered Labrador to revise it. He is now accused of misleading voters with c
Opinion: INL can thrive without becoming a permanent nuclear waste repository (opens the original)
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It is not likely that most Idahoans would support the state of Idaho becoming a permanent host for one-third of Americaâs nuclear waste. But that will be our lot if Gov. Little signs a host agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy for the establishment of a Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Center at Idaho National Laboratory. The governor claims that Idaho will not be the permanent resting place for the waste, but common sense and history tell us otherwise. Unlock the rest of the article with
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