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Breakfast To submit events to the Idaho Politics Weekly calendar please use our contact form here. Idaho HeadlinesIntimidation reports energize North Idaho Democrat’s bipartisan backers (Idaho Statesman) Labrador slams Democratic challenger Piotrowski over ‘socialist’ tweet (Spokesman-Review) Idaho’s mixed grades on student IOUs (CDA Press) Trump still ahead in Idaho but lead has shrunk, poll finds (Times-News) Senate Dem candidates call for changing faith-healing law; GOP incumbents wary (Times-News) Lawsuit challenges livestock grazing in East Fork Salmon area (Mountain Express) Legislative candidates sound off on wolf-kill funding (Mountain Express) Pizza and Politics debate strikes civil tones among District 26 candidates (Mountain Express) Candidates debate need for roads funding (Mountain Express) Western governors’ initiative seeks to improve forest, rangeland management (Capital Press) Ybarra wants less, not more detail (Lewiston Tribune) Stevenson, Blakey square off in race for Idaho House seat (Lewiston Tribune) Kingsley, Rusche repeat close race for Idaho House position (Lewiston Tribune) Study: low political participation has stymied economic development (Idaho Business Review) Federal review finds Canyon, Ada polling sites not compliant with disabilities law (Press-Tribune) Sen. Crapo says he will vote Trump for president (State Journal) Legislative candidates talk Medicaid expansion (State Journal) Rusche was wrong on Obamacare and now is wrong on Medicaid expansion (Idaho Freedom Foundation) HJR 5 would strengthen Legislature’s oversight of bad regulations (Idaho Freedom Foundation) Idaho's college go-on rate dips below 50 percent (Idaho Education News) Ybarra clashes with state board members over accountability data (Idaho Education News) National HeadlinesWikiLeaks poisons Hillary’s relationship with left (Politico) The collapse of Evan Bayh (Politico) Trump will 'break up the new media conglomerate oligopolies,' camp says (The Hill) Kaine not worried about WikiLeaks (The Hill) Trump launches campaign blitz in must-win Florida (USA Today) Huma Abedin told Clinton her secret email account caused problems (Washington Times) Green Party’s Jill Stein released from hospital after pneumonia bout (McClatchy) Increases leave some questioning if Obamacare headed for 'death spiral' (Tribune-Review) Drone shot, road reopens at Dakota Access Pipeline protest (CNN) At A Conference For Coastal Elites, Silicon Valley Talks Trump (BuzzFeed) |
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Idaho Politics Weekly Newsletter - 10-24-16
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