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Randy StapilusI've been writing about the Northwest and its politics and ongoing changes, for newspapers, websites, books and otherwise, for more than 50 years. The core of what I see there - and of the nation, from a Northwest perspective - is what shows up here.
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Kuna outside the kave
Three decades ago in Boise I attended a stand-up comedy night where the travelling comedian seized on the local place name “Kuna,” and kept scoring off it all night. It seemed so remote, and rural, and it sounded - what? - a little funny. M...
Idaho Weekly Briefing - 2624
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Political campaigns continued to roil last week around Idaho, not least on the Democratic side – where some Democrats are interested in supporting independent candidates for major offices, but may see...
Beyond the scandals
After Robert Packwood, the long-time U.S. senator from Oregon, died last weekend, news stories about him flowed around the country. Most had a common theme.
Many led with, and focused on, the tawdry and extensive sexual harassment and abus...
A non-partisan vote counter
Non partisan vote counter
In purest theory, you could reasonably say that legislative candidate Steve Herndon has a point. One, anyway.
Ridenbaugh Press is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider...
Idaho Weekly Briefing - 2623
This week’s edition is located here.
The Idaho Primary election resulted in no changes or surprises at the top of the ballot, but nine Republican legislators were ousted, and noteworthy results existed down t the precinct office leve...
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