Analysis: Idahoans rallied against library bill, but the debate is far from over

Nearly 2,000 people emailed Gov. Brad Little in a two-week span, urging him to veto a controversial bill designed to stamp out "harmful" materials in libraries. Despite his veto, the issue is sure to come back in 2024, an election year for Idaho's 105 legislators.

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