r/Idaho
WSJ article on Idaho politics
Paywall on the article – but you can access the video of the author and get the general idea here:
Quotes from the recent Idaho Catholic Register
Marco Roman, Director of Communications for the diocese:
"Mother and child both possess dignity. Mother and child both deserve compassion. Mother and child both deserve protection."
"We are called to accompany women and families with concrete love, material assistance, compassion, and sacrifice but compassion for one human being can never require the intentional destruction of another." (Unless it's a woman in Idaho needing modern health care.)
It would be great if the Bishop of Boise would live these values and stop lying to Idaho Catholics. The denial of the facts on the ground is unbecoming. Mothers matter. Women matter. They are not second class.
Reminding everyone about the Downwinders compensation
Reminding everyone about the Downwinders Compensation available. The requirements are that the person had to live in Idaho (or New Mexico, Utah) for a period of one year between 1951 and 1962. Have had one of the covered types of cancer.
The compensation is 100,000, tax free. This is split among all beneficiaries.
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