Gov. Brad Little heard from librarians from Rexburg to Riggins, from Donnelly to Bonners Ferry.
He heard from lawyers. From students and homeschoolers. From teachers past and present — including two of Idaho’s past teachers of the year.
And in the end, Little came down on their side. He vetoed a bill mandating that school and public libraries keep “harmful” materials out of the hands of minors, or risk a $2,500 civil fine.