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35 - Water Scraping
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NO ID Episode 35 - Water Scraping
Sandpoint turns parking into a fee-and-data-collection enterprise, Ketchum wants to extend and expand its taxes, Idaho’s DMV decides you need an ID to get an ID, and a new crop of laws attempts to codify things that apparently weren't obvious enough already. Plus: COVID lockdown hypocrisy, gas taxes, property rights, the Canfield Mountain memorial as a platform for anti-gun messaging, ICE detainee transfers, and another round of government-funded absurdity.
Timestamps:
(00:03:49) The Coeur d'Alene "Women's March" and “reproductive freedom”
(00:08:56) Sandpoint's new paid parking system
(00:10:30) Scott Herndon's critique
(00:15:44) Sandpoint's march toward the 15-minute city
(00:20:28) Parking fees, license-plate data and government machinery
(00:25:00) Good Neighbor Authority and property taxes
(00:35:13) Ketchum's proposed tax increases
(00:37:41) Idaho's new DMV identity requirements
(00:42:00) Washington gas taxes and the “small increase”
(00:48:00) Value-for-Value
(00:54:20) “You need an ID to get an ID”
(00:57:30) COVID lockdowns and the WHO
(01:01:52) Washington's gas-tax increase
(01:07:08) Canfield Mountain Ambush memorial
(01:15:48) HB 752 and the bathroom bill
(01:16:41) HB 548 and reasonable suspicion on the water
(01:18:53) SB 1354 and accessory dwelling units
(01:19:15) Property rights: whose property is it?
(01:22:28) ICE detainees and transfers through Twin Falls
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