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49 - Political Fiction Dialogue
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NO ID Episode 49 - Political Fiction Dialogue
Executive Producers:
Sir Jaymo, Black Baron of North Idaho
F.K.
The Kootenai County Commissioners, the City of Hayden, and the Kootenai County Sheriff squabbling continues with highlights from a contentious confrontation at a commissioners meeting. Plus, an Ocean's 11-esque political lawn sign heist, the school superintendent debates, Idaho's expanding surveillance-camera network, and further curious circumstances surrounding HJR 4.
Timestamps:
(00:01:49) Scott's satirical meme campaign and the internet's inability to recognize satire
(00:05:31) Drop Deliberation Deathmatch
(00:08:08) Prop 1 follow-up and the subtle language of media bias
(00:10:22) Stolen political signs and the “coordinated effort” that wasn't
(00:17:00) Critchfield and the canceled debate
(00:23:51) Financial gatekeeping and who gets a voice
(00:24:37) The Kootenai County Commissioners versus their own Sheriff
(00:44:30) The $700,000 question and Bob Norris's compensation
(00:51:47) Flock cameras, ALPRs and “which crimes?”
(00:58:56) Value-for-Value
(01:09:34) Public corruption: 57,000 federal convictions and counting
(01:14:56) The national debt and a $2 trillion annual deficit
(01:20:00) HJR 4 and the legislature's exclusive authority over drugs
(01:24:39) Voting away your own rights
(01:26:06) Boise's community resource fair
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