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Political Calendar HighlightsSee our full political calendar. develop.idaho 208: Code for GrowthWhen: Thurs, April 23, 1 pm - 6 pm Jerome County Republican Central Committee Legislative Report/Breakfast FundraiserWhen: Sat, April 25, 9 am - 11 am Boise's 6th Annual Crawl Around DowntownWhen: Sat, April 25, 12 pm - 5 pm
Idaho HeadlinesEditorial: Special session may be needed to fix botch (State Journal) Otter: Session addressed some education, transportation needs (State Journal) Editorial: Report Card Time for Magic Valley Lawmakers (Times-News) Economic development funds shorted (Idaho Business Review) Editorial: Annual report card for the Idaho Legislature (Press-Tribune) Marty Trillhaase: Grade lawmakers' 90 days in Boise on the curve (Lewiston Tribune) Editorial: Make the case for road funding (Mountain Express) Lawmakers acted appropriately on child support bill (Idaho Freedom Foundation) Q & A: More insight into Idaho's child support situation (Idaho Statesman) Q&A: Will the Idaho Legislature meet in special session on the child support bill? (Idaho Statesman) Environmental groups urge EPA to force air pollution action in Treasure Valley (Idaho Statesman) Editorial: Governor steps up for Pend Oreille (CDA Press) Idaho issue goes national (CDA Press) Souza speaks about session (CDA Press) Building a better economy (CDA Press) Otter considers special session to ensure child support payments (Spokesman-Review) Jobless rate drops to 3.8 percent in Idaho (Spokesman-Review) Idaho lawmakers honor Sen. Shawn Keough's milestone (Spokesman-Review) Lawmakers want no credit for representative's editorial (Spokesman-Review) Accomplishments, or not, of Idaho legislative session (Spokesman-Review) National HeadlinesThe New Hampshire GOP summit: 6 takeaways (Politico) Greens face divide over Hillary Clinton and Keystone (Politico) Graham: 'Snowball's chance in Hell' Congress approves Iran deal (The Hill) Possible Hillary challenger says voters have 'incumbent fatigue' (The Hill) Homegrown extremist threat remains 20 years after Oklahoma City bombing (CNN) Gyrocopter pilot frustrated message isn't getting through (Associated Press) Bernie Sanders 'making sure' of enough money to challenge Clinton (Politico) Reagan Shooter Finds Rejection, Indifference in Future Home (Associated Press) Lindsey Graham readying for presidential run as a problem solver (Washington Times) Clinton patches relations with liberals at campaign's outset (Associated Press) |
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Idaho Politics Weekly Newsletter - 4-20-15
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