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MORNING BRIEFING: Idaho loves Mitt

Posted By on Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at 9:33 AM

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Across the border in Idaho, that Ron Paul surge some suspected didn't pan out. Romney took more than 60 percent of the vote. Here's how it went, county by county. 

In local basketball news, Eastern lost in the Big Sky Conference semi finals to Montana.

Red Lion's largest shareholder is asking the locally based hotelier to sell off some hotels.

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The Colts kick Peyton Manning to the curb. But hey, they did pay him $26 million for not playing last year. Could the Seahawks be in the running to pick him up?

You need this, says your technological masters at Apple. 

Super Tuesday is over, but the GOP primaries are not.

Romney is ahead in delegates, but is hardly pulling away. Maybe he needs to let the dogs out?

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Mike Bookey was the Inlander's culture editor from 2012-2016. He previously held the same position at The Source Weekly in Bend, Oregon.

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