Thursday, October 8, 2015

Is it racist? Is it safe? Is it funny? and other questions of the day

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click to enlarge Is it racist? Is it safe? Is it funny? and other questions of the day
Kalispel Tribal Vice Chair Ray Pierre fishes along the Pend Oreille River near Cusick, Wash. The Kalispel tribe is very concerned about water pollution impacting fish.

Happy fish consumption day!
 Gov. Jay Inslee is going to take another shot at announcing water quality standards. What standard will he choose? Curious federal regulators want to know. Here's our background on the issue

Listen to this robocall against Sandpoint mayoral candidate Shelby Rognstad and tell us: Is It Racist? (Hint: Yes.) It's one of the few negative campaign tactics in Idaho, I assume, to focus largely on California and Ferguson, Missouri. 

A Spokane police officer who was charged with domestic violence — specifically, of trespassing by pushing his way into his girlfriend's home and yelling at her that she was a "slut" while armed with a .38 revolver — is back on active duty, ready to Protect and Serve the Public. 

Jaime Pendleton, of Date Grape infamy, is facing charges for felony grand theft for stealing an ATM card. And, for the record, jokes about him getting graped in prison are NOT funny. 

Can NATO, that scrappy band of Boy Scout do-gooders, band together to stop neighborhood bully Putin? The New York Times explores the question.

Kevin McCarthy, whose big mouth on the Benghazi committee handed Hillary Clinton a big campaign ad,  has dropped out of the Speaker of the House leadership race. He was widely expected to win. So what happens next?

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Daniel Walters was a staff reporter for the Inlander from 2009 to 2023.