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September ushers in with a locally produced circus show, a new batch of Critters and a gala celebration of community theatre.

When Republican Idaho state Sen. Tammy Nichols, of Middleton, reads the words, “far-right extremists,” in a political commentary, she knows that the side she generally represents won the debate.

When Republican Sen. Tammy Nichols of Middleton reads the words, “far-right extremists,” in a political commentary, she knows that the side she generally represents won the debate.

The past few weeks have not been kind to the Dorothy Moon faction of the Idaho Republican Party, which has taken over party control since the GOP primary was closed

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Inside the new building, researchers and scientists will develop advanced communications methods for use not only on Earth, but in space exploration.

The past few weeks have not been kind to the Dorothy Moon faction of the Idaho Republican Party, which has taken over party control since the GOP primary was closed

The past few weeks have not been kind to the Dorothy Moon faction of the Idaho Republican Party, which has taken over party control since the GOP primary was closed in 2012. Reasonable Republicans have chafed at censures handed out for not going along with extremist ideas, the extremist structure has had to deal with the growing popularity of the Open Primaries Initiative (OPI) and the extremists’ newly-elected Attorney General has suffered some remarkable defeats in federal and state courts.

JONES: The real reason the extremists hate the the Open Primaries Initiative: “If Idaho gets ranked choice voting, we’re finished. It’s that simple.”

At the recent GOP convention in Challis, Governor Brad Little and 14 House Republicans received a “no confidence” vote for opposing legislation that would clog the courts with nuisance suits against local libraries.