Idaho Politics Weekly Newsletter Monday, March
30, 2015
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Political Calendar HighlightsSee our full political calendar. Kootenai Democrats Progressive Diners MeetingWhen: Wed April 1, 6:30pm
8pm Ada County Republican Women's Club Meet and GreetWhen: Thurs April 2, 5pm -
6:30pm 2015 Fight for Air ClimbWhen: Sat April 4, 9am -
11am
Idaho HeadlinesIdaho lawmakers seek public lands compact (Lewiston Tribune) Despite fairness concerns, tax reform bill rumbles on (Lewiston Tribune) Panel OKs cash for schools (Lewiston Tribune) Editorial: Civics test (Mountain Express) Bergdahl writes about five years in Taliban captivity (Mountain Express) Income, grocery tax proposal deserves support (Idaho Freedom Foundation) Poll: Rate Idaho's legislative session (Idaho Freedom Foundation) Boise drops proposed Uber regulations in reaction to state legislation (Idaho Statesman) Lawmakers make strides on main bills (Idaho Statesman) Why Idaho Republicans Want An Earlier Presidential Primary In 2016 (Boise State Public Radio) Otter takes the reins (CDA Press) Lawmakers vote to repeal 'instant racing' machines (Spokesman-Review) Idaho lawmakers back big increase for schools (Spokesman-Review) Rural schools, roads funding passes House sans Labrador support (Spokesman-Review) Idaho teachers get pay boost (Spokesman-Review) Rep. Barbieri hosts lunch on 'True Face of Islam' (Spokesman-Review) Simpson, Labrador split on rural schools funding (Idaho Education News) Analysis: Statehouse drama shifts to tax policy (Idaho Education News) JFAC calls for 7.4 percent school funding increase (Idaho Education News) National HeadlinesThe crushing defeat that shaped Scott Walker (Politico) Who's afraid of Elizabeth Warren? (Politico) NLRB to weigh in on high-stakes McDonald's labor dispute (The Hill) 72 hours to Iran deadline (The Hill) Scott Walker's partner in power (The Hill) Fiorina says there's 'higher than 90 percent' chance she's running in 2016 (FOX News) Martin O'Malley: Presidency not a 'crown' to be shared by 2 families (Washington Post) Before leak, NSA mulled ending phone program (Associated Press) This controversial theory has got Janet Yellen worried (CNBC) |
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Idaho Politics Weekly Newsletter - 3-30-15
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