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Santorum rallies Boise crowd

Santorum rallies Boise crowd

Labrador launches re-election campaign

BOISE – Idaho congressman Raul Labrador launched his re-election bid Monday, flanked by more than 30 state lawmakers and a bevy of the state’s top GOP elected officials, declaring, “Washington has not changed me.” Some evidence: The freshman congressman hasn’t rented a home in Washington, D.C. – he’s sleeping on his office couch and returning to Idaho and his family each weekend.

Idaho Rep. Labrador launches re-election bid

Idaho Congressman Raul Labrador announced his bid for a second term on the Statehouse steps today, flanked by more than 30 state lawmakers who served with him when he was a state representative and a bevy of the state’s top GOP elected officials.

Press: We’re All Republicans Now

Press: We’re All Republicans Now

Sali considering another run for the Idaho House…

Sali considering another run for the Idaho House…

Ex-GOP Chair/Stalker Reprimanded

Ex-GOP Chair/Stalker Reprimanded

Five candidates qualify for Idaho GOP presidential caucus ballot

Five candidates qualify for Idaho GOP presidential caucus ballot

Ex-Deputy Green Wants To Be Sheriff

Ex-Deputy Green Wants To Be Sheriff

Press: Extremists Swaying Idaho GOP

Press: Extremists Swaying Idaho GOP

Idaho GOP Can’t Challenge Voters

Idaho GOP Can’t Challenge Voters

CdA Sen. Hammond won’t seek fourth term

Sen. Jim Hammond won’t seek a fourth term in the state Senate, and instead will apply for the upcoming opening for president at North Idaho College, along with looking at other options that will keep him closer to home and family.

Popkey: Otter raises corporate cash, uses part to pay himself back for loans

Popkey: Otter raises corporate cash, uses part to pay himself back for loans

Why Reps. Hagedorn and Patrick are looking to run for the Senate…

Why Reps. Hagedorn and Patrick are looking to run for the Senate…

Paul, Romney, Santorum, Gingrich have filed for Idaho GOP’s March 6 caucus

Paul, Romney, Santorum, Gingrich have filed for Idaho GOP’s March 6 caucus

Semanko To Quit, Defends Move

Semanko To Quit, Defends Move

Trib: Idaho GOP Lords Waste Your $$$

Trib: Idaho GOP Lords Waste Your $$$

Idaho GOP Sues Over Redistricters

Idaho GOP Sues Over Redistricters

Three longtime District 1 incumbents draw tea party challengers

Three longtime District 1 incumbents draw tea party challengers

Tea partyers to challenge 3 veteran Idaho GOP legislators

BOISE – A trio of tea party sympathizers is challenging three longtime GOP incumbents in North Idaho’s legislative District 1, as Idaho gears up for its first closed Republican primary this year. Pam Stout, president of the area’s Tea Party Patriots group, is challenging state Rep. George Eskridge, R-Dover, who’s seeking a seventh term in the state House. She’s made a splash with her tea party involvement in the past two years, appearing on the David Letterman show and being interviewed by the New York Times, though this is her first run for office.

Semanko: Idaho Big, Early Prize

Semanko: Idaho Big, Early Prize