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NO ID Episode 24 - Ban Bingo

An Amazon driver spikes a Rathdrum dog like a football, and North Idaho's comment section demands a public execution. Meanwhile, Idaho lawmakers finally adjourn, Democrats discover that 1% budget cuts are a humanitarian catastrophe, and the governor starts swinging his veto pen. We also examine Bonners Ferry's new motorcycle cops, Coeur d'Alene's flag-flying controversies, another measles scare, and Kellogg's latest attempt to protect adults from themselves. It's another week of government worship, selective outrage, and taxpayer-funded nonsense.

Timestamps:

(00:05:35) Rathdrum's Amazon driver dog incident and the internet outrage machine

(00:16:25) Idaho's 2026 legislative session ends: budget cuts, Democrats, and the rainy-day fund

(00:20:10) Senator Melissa Wintrow's post-session press conference and the cult of government

(00:31:30) Governor Little's vetoes, government regulation, and legislative spending priorities

(00:41:00) Bonners Ferry's motorcycle cops and the expansion of traffic enforcement

(00:47:00) Value for value

(00:58:00) Coeur d'Alene's flag controversy and the politics of belonging

(01:04:00) Measles warnings, public health messaging, and vaccine narratives

(01:08:00) Pride in the Park, public spaces, and Coeur d'Alene's cultural controversies

(01:15:30) Kellogg bans kratom sales: protecting the public from personal choice

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