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OPINION: Cannibalism bill shows where Idaho GOP is

This editorial was published in The Idaho Statesman of Boise.

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Idaho legislators couldn t also hold elected city, school or highway district office under new bill | Government

Idaho legislators couldn t also hold elected city, school or highway district office under new bill | Government
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Cannibalism bill again shows Republican Idaho legislators can t be taken seriously

It’s bad enough that Rep. Heather Scott introduced the bill based on a prank video. It’s worse that her fellow legislators went along with it. | Opinion

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Idaho legislators couldn t also hold elected city, school or highway district office under new bill

Idahoans elected to state or federal offices would not be allowed to simultaneously serve in elected some local positions under a new bill.

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Lively debate as bill stirs up emotions

There have been lively debates in the House of Representatives, both on the House floor and in committee, as multiple bills have been stirring up emotions this week. On Monday the House debated for House Bill 406, sponsored by Rep. Ted Hill, R-Eagle, and Rep. Chris Allgood, R-Caldwell. The proposed legislation adds fentanyl to the category of drugs that carry a mandatory minimum sentence as well as a life sentence and a $25,000 fine for those found guilty of drug-induced homicide.

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