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Will the details matter?
The abortion details may not matter
The case for Idaho’s Proposition 1 concerning abortion roughly goes like this: After the Dobbs Supreme Court decision overturning Wade, the Idaho Legislature went too far in its efforts to ban abortion a...
Idaho Weekly Briefing - 2641
This week’s edition is located here.
The battle over Idaho’s abortion law continued last week, and included a massive million-dollar contribution from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
If you have any difficulties or ques...
Storms across the Columbia
When I sat down for a recent supper in a restaurant in Yamhill, the TV set on the side wall was showing Portland-area news. Campaign ads dominated the commercial breaks, as is normal for October of an election year.
But with the exception...
A debate update (a replacement)
An update to the just-moved column about political debates in Idaho …
The column starts with a mention of a debate featuring the two major party candidates for superintendent of public instruction, then noting that the incumbent in that po...
The great debates
On September 22, the two major party candidates for Idaho superintendent of public instruction, Republican incumbent Debbie Critchfield and Democrat Becky Sundin Mitchell, appeared at a lively debate hosted by the College of Idaho and Idaho...
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