“Ms. Hecox has also come under negative public scrutiny from certain quarters because of this litigation… her top priority is graduating from college and living a healthy and safe life.”
Idaho Gov. Brad Little celebrated the ban, saying it “reversed years of attacks on girls and women who have worked hard for the opportunity to play fairly and safely in their chosen sport.”
“We can hear a little bit, and then we would basically say, ‘we can’t continue the conversation unless you have a parent there who can give consent,’ and then we’d have to end the call,”
Among the new laws that went into effect on July 1st in the Handmaid State was one requiring age verification for access to internet pornography.
Yesterday, the Attorney General confirmed that a sign declaring that Black, brown, and white kids are all welcome in Idaho’s schools violates Idaho law.
The Idaho Republican supermajority in the legislature passed and the Republican governor signed House Bill 37, which designated firing squad as the preferred method of execution in Idaho.
In order to keep the hospital “a welcoming environment for all,” St. Luke’s in Boise is no longer flying the “increasingly contentious” Gay Pride Flag.
For example, this fine neckbeard, replete in his “Long Bunch Of Text On A T-Shirt That The Facebook MAGA Algorithm Showed Me That Says Something Bad About Liberals,” his 9mm pistol strapped to his waist in case one of those grandmas across the street in a Pride cape is secret Antifa infantry, tattoos down his arm that explain his particular pride in the original Germanic runes, and a black-and-white striped Straight Pride Flag.
Redundancy, you say? Too much red tape? Reorganizing Idaho government to make it more efficient? Well, do I have an idea from Nebraska for you!
This year, Idaho legislators tackled a vexing problem. Some places in the state were flying the rainbow flag, the symbol of gay pride! Determined to ensure that visitors to The Handmaid State didn’t confuse Idaho as a place that would be welcoming of LGBT people, they passed House Bill 96, which only allows the American flag, the Idaho (or other states’) flag, the city flag, and military flags to be displayed by any government entity.
Mere possession of a pot pipe is a misdemeanor with a potential one year jail stay. Making or selling a bong, however, is a felony with up to nine years in prison and a $30,000 fine.
A federal judge has placed an injunction on Idaho’s House Bill 83, the so-called “Immigration Cooperation and Enforcement Act” that creates