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Bill pushes back against pronoun requests

BOISE — An Idaho House committee introduced a bill Friday that would prohibit government entities from compelling employers to use people’s preferred pronouns or names.

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Idaho Rep introduces bill to limit use of preferred pronouns

BOISE — A House committee introduced a bill Friday that would prohibit government entities from compelling employers to use people’s preferred pronouns or names.

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Idaho Rep introduces bill to limit use of preferred pronouns

Idaho Rep introduces bill to limit use of preferred pronouns
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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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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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