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Attached is John Daniel Freeland Wanvig’s resignation speech from the position of Vice Chair of the Latah County Republicans. No comment is necessary. Enjoy.

Not a bad gig! Via the Idaho Statesman Lawmakers are eligible for the same benefits package available to all state employees. Though Idaho’s 105 legislators technically serve part-time, they are considered full-time employees for purposes of insurance and retirement benefits. The state group health plan is held by Blue Cross of Idaho. See the rate

Hillary Clinton on Tuesday became the first woman to be nominated for president by a major political party on an historic night that her campaign is hoping will reintroduce her to voters still deeply skeptical of her candidacy. During the roll call of states, Clinton secured the 2,383 delegates needed to secure the Democratic nomination

Two things to notice. Idaho went to Bernie. The cheers for Hillary were underwhelming. Yes, there’s clearly great support for the Clinton machine.

Via the AP: Some Bernie Sanders supporters among the Washington delegation to the Democratic National Convention said Monday they are not yet ready to support the presidential bid of Hillary Clinton. At a raucous meeting with his most loyal supporters, the Vermont senator implored his hundreds of delegates to defeat Donald Trump in November. Sanders

During the prayer? For heaven’s sake!

Via the Houston Chronicle: David Robert Daleiden and Sandra Merritt were charged with tampering with a governmental record, for using a fake identification to gain access to the facility. In a surprise move before a hearing on the legitimacy of the indictment, prosecutors dismissed the charges. Deleiden and his attorneys claimed victory for the anti-abortion

This is because the party is united behind Hillary. #InaPigsEye  

According to ABC News, here are some of the most damaging finds from the leak: DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz Calls Sanders Campaign Manager Jeff Weaver an “A–” and a “Liar” In May the Nevada Democratic State Convention became rowdy and got out of hand in a fight over delegate allocation. When Weaver went on CNN and

Via the Washington Examiner: We can only hope for an email dump every day during the DNC. The comedy is wonderful. The Clinton campaign is bracing for another WikiLeaks email dump. Jennifer Palmieri, the Clinton campaign’s communications director told reporters she wouldn’t be surprised if the rogue organization notorious for publishing hacked documents releases more

From my friend, Al: Does anyone else think it odd that the Dems are pushing the idea that Russians hacked the DNC? I mean, if the Russians hacked the DNC, and are thereby able to influence the 2016 election, imagine what they could do with, say, the Secretary of State’s emails. Even the ones she

Via the Spokesman Review:  A North Idaho man was sentenced Tuesday to 16 months in prison and three years of probation for threatening to shoot a man in Moscow and shoot law enforcement officers and their families in Pullman and Moscow. Paul Jens Suggs, 20, of Moscow, was sentenced in U.S. District Court for communicating

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (Tribune News Service) — The Annapolis man who appeared as a guest on Fox News claiming to be an ex-CIA employee was sentenced to 33 months in prison on Friday. In addition, 62-year-old Wayne Simmons was ordered by U.S. District Court Judge Thomas Selby Ellis III to serve three years of supervised release,

I love this quote: “Limon said people left the breakfast in good spirits, and he feels the delegation is united behind Clinton as they head into the roll call vote later Tuesday.” You keep telling yourselves that. But this video clearly shows otherwise.  A Texas delegation breakfast Tuesday morning broke out in a screaming match