Podcast #224: A Lesson in Tyranny
Everything that happens in college has a lesson behind it. BSU President Bob Kustra wants to teach college Republicans to not stand up for what they believe.
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Archive for: March 2007March 29, 2007 Podcast #224: A Lesson in TyrannyEverything that happens in college has a lesson behind it. BSU President Bob Kustra wants to teach college Republicans to not stand up for what they believe. Truth and Hope Report: Interview with Susan KirklandTonight, we talk with Susan Kirkland, whose story “Fair Balance” appears in “Light at the Edge of Darkness” along with Andrea’s and mine. Andrea co-hosts and the three of us have a friendly conversation, but it all comes back to …
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March 28, 2007 Somebody’s LyingThat’s what it comes down to in a twisted tale of intrigue surrounding John McCain’s alleged near decision to leave the GOP: Legislative UpdateThis won’t fly. Trying to change primary reform legislation at the last minute to protect the privacy rights of Independents who choose to vote in a political party’s primary is somewhat absurd. The development most likely means the legislature …
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The Senate Wimps OutThe Idaho Senate decided not to attempt an override of the bill: HB 81a, the vetoed grocery tax bill, is dead for the session, according to Senate Majority Leader Bart Davis, R-Idaho Falls. “I don’t believe that you’ll see that …
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Pick Your PoisonThe Repubican Study Committee compares the four proposed Democratic budgets: Democrats Will Raise Your Taxes Progressive Caucus – $949.3 Billion Congressional Black Caucus – $711.9 Billion Democrat Leadership – $392.5 Billion Cooper (Blue Dog Leader) …
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On to the SenateThe State House voted to override Governor Otter’s veto. A breakdown of the voting’s not available yet, but there’s been some switching going on: There have been some switches on this vote. Phil Hart (R-Athol) who voted against H. 81 …
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Podcast #223: Override It!The legislature should do its duty and override Governor Otter’s veto of tax relief for Idaho families. Click here to download
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They Call Him Mr. TibbsAnd hopefully soon they’ll call him Mr. Mayor. No question who I’m backing for mayor. —–
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Legislative Quick HitsVote by mail is dead. I did an interview with a gentleman from Washington on the whole Vote by Mail issue. Listen to the podcast to find out why this was such a bad deal. Speaker Denney has …
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