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I’ve told this story before, but it bears repeating.  I was born in Florida and remained a Florida state resident when I was living in Germany, in Colorado, and my entire 20-years in the navy before moving to Idaho. I always applied to vote absentee whenever I wasn’t living in Florida ( 20 years total).  […]

I’m looking forward to seeing how this will play out.  My guess is that few would want a second chance, given that their promotion opportunities would be blacklisted, and they already have jobs on the outside.  Idaho is involved in this bill as well. Good job, Sen. Crapo & Risch!  (The Center Square) – Nineteen

The Daily News put a kind spin on this finding. He said that Rench and the Bonets were in the right, Moscow in the wrong, and Moscow better settle.  Three people arrested during a 2020 religious gathering and protest of Moscow’s COVID-19 mandates were allowed this week to continue their lawsuit against the city of

More on WSU’s woes.  Washington State University has announced another round of budget reductions after months of acknowledging the lasting effects of COVID-19 and a decline in enrollment. Yet, as I wrote previously (No, WSU is not UW) this is not strictly about Covid-19 since UW did not see enrollment decline.  “The decrease in enrollment

This is a brilliant idea.  GOP lawmakers want to rescind unspent pandemic relief funds and apply them towards an eventual bill to resolve the debt ceiling. According to government estimates, $4.61 trillion has been authorized for Covid-19 relief, while $4.12 trillion of it has been spent – leaving roughly $500 billion in theoretically unspent funds,

Will this become The Twitter Files part 2? Or the Hunter Biden laptop saga part 2?  We can only hope so.  House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) has fired off his first subpoenas of the new Congressional session. The recipients include Attorney General Merrick Garland, FBI Director Christopher Wray and Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, in

I’m interested in finding the motive here.  Could it be because she was a young, black, female, Republican?  Eunice Dwumfour, a 30-year-old New Jersey councilwoman, was found dead outside her Sayreville home Wednesday evening in what officials believe was a “targeted” attack, authorities say. In a press release, Sayreville police chief Daniel Plumacker and Middlesex

As I said before, Russia had nothing to gain. The US had everything to gain.  In surprising bit of candid investigative reporting out of mainstream media, The Times asked the question this week: who attacked the Nord Stream pipelines? In an honest and objective fashion, the premier British paper writes, “In this global whodunnit, the