Idaho Politics Weekly Newsletter Monday, May 18, 2015
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Political Calendar HighlightsSee our full political calendar. Magic Valley Republican Women LuncheonWhen: Wed, May 20, 11:30am - 1:30pm NIFRW Elephant Trunk SaleWhen: Sat, May 23, 8am 5pm Idaho HeadlinesEditorial: Session should end concerns over support bill (State Journal) Nye says 'no' to special session cash (State Journal) Vote Tuesday on trustees, bonds and levies (Press-Tribune) Editorial: Unions Should Come Clean about Elections (Times-News) Marty Trillhaase: Idaho Democrats liked Legislature; GOP not so much (Lewiston Tribune) Labrador takes another shot at federal land (Lewiston Tribune) Idaho's special session grabs eyes worldwide (Associated Press) School board approves .5 percent teacher raise (Mountain Express) Voters asked to approve water bond (Mountain Express) Federalism: What really is at stake in special session (Idaho Freedom Foundation) Explained: How Democrats' bad ideas drove down wages in Idaho (Idaho Freedom Foundation) Election 2015: Kuna voters to decide whether to create recreation district (Idaho Statesman) Idaho Legislature convenes Monday for special session: What to expect (Idaho Statesman) Fearmongering, a tactic long-seen in U.S. politics (CDA Press) Solving the puzzle of lawmakers' differing airfares (Spokesman-Review) Coeur d'Alene School Board election: Terri Seymour versus Tambra Pickford (Spokesman-Review) Ten Idaho schools earn U.S. News & World Report 'medals' (Idaho Education News) The child support bill: Who knew what, and when? (Idaho Reports) National Headlines'Hillary Clinton Sold Her Soul When They Accepted That Money' (Politico) Scott Walker's Iowa dilemma (Politico) Top Dem: Trade bill not for big business (The Hill) Patriot Act on life support (The Hill) Mixed reaction: Boston Marathon bombing verdict (Chicago Tribune) California Senate Candidate Caught Ridiculing Native Americans (TIME) Paul Ryan: House will approve Obama's trade effort (CNN) Jeb Bush Says Christian Business Owners Can Refuse To Serve Gay Weddings (Huffington Post) Is the Stephanopoulos controversy like Bill O'Reilly's or Brian Williams's? (Washington Post) GOP Criticizes Hillary Clinton For Not Talking To Press (Associated Press) Bernie Sanders to Introduce Bill to Make College Tuition-Free (Bloomberg) |
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Idaho Politics Weekly Newsletter - 5-18-15
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