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IMHO Idaho: Give Me A Break, Rep. Hartgen

Sounds like someone wants to limit free speech. Scary when you know that Hartgen used to be a publisher in Twin Falls. Newspapers generally require real names in print and monitor very carefully the content that goes on their sites, even in cases where real names aren't required. That's the way it should be. But that's the nature of the newspaper business. Sure, we all want to know who says what on those many blogs. But to require it by Idaho law? Give me a break. What next, Rep. Hartgen?/Vicki Holbrook, From The Editors. More here.

*For Idaho Republicans, ideology trumps common sense/Sisyphus, 43rd State Blues; Also: Bailout Republican style
*More on Hartgen & anonymous bloggers, commenters/Unequivocal Notion
*Chronicles of futility: Libertarians turn 37/Adam's Blog
*The Turdmaster/Bubblehead
*Women's brains can't take hostile work environments?/F-Words
*UAW at the trough/Free In Idaho!
*People who give Idaho a bad rep/From The Editors
*Evangelicals make necessary change at top/IVA
*Revisiting Vietnam & Whitewater/Morialekafa
*Bailing/Randy Stapilus



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D.F. Oliveria started Huckleberries Online on Feb. 16, 2004. Oliveria's Sunday print Huckleberries is a past winner of the national Herb Caen Memorial Column contest.