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District judge candidate Street signed abortion petition
I got a bit of pushback for my piece looking at the two candidates for Fourth Judicial District, Greg Woodard and Jeffrey Street, a while back. It turns out that Street signed the petition to put the abortion initiative (now Proposition 1)...
Board-certified surgeon says vote no on Prop 1
Yesterday, Valerie Abraham shared her story about what it was like to go through tragic complications in her pregnancy under Idaho’s pro-life laws. Today, a board-certified general surgeon explains the situation from the other side, assurin...
Is Prop 1 going down?
Momentum Grows Against Prop 1
Proponents of abortion in Idaho are convinced they’re on the right side of history. Leftists believe that their agenda is the natural march of progress from barbarism to utopia—it’s right there in the name...
Achilles campaign running out of cheap tricks
I took the weekend almost completely off, spending much of it on a camping trip with one of my sons and some of his classmates. It was great to step away from the world of politics and the internet for a few hours and enjoy nature and fello...
Dorothy Moon says vote Republican
I wrote three articles early this week then got busy, but that doesn’t mean news hasn’t stopped. I’ve been keeping on eye on several developing stories, including early and absentee vote numbers, rising healthcare costs in Idaho, and what’s...
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