Category: General Happenings

Doug O’s Disingenuous Ad

So Doug-No is running a radio ad with Shelly Rosenberger lending her voice to show her support. Don’t forget, she and her husband have both donated 500 bucks each to his campaign. CLICK HERE to listen, it’s right beneath the red header image (we’re trying to find a link directly to the audio). Continue reading Doug O’s Disingenuous Ad

Da Lizard Does a Mailout

Over the weekend most of the households in the county received a mailer dissing a few candidates for Kootenai County Sheriff. It says on the front, “Paid for by Doug Balija”. Sure that’s what it says, but that’s not who we think is behind it.

Larry da Lizard Spencer has had a long history of sending out slimy mail-outs to “inform” voters. This latest fits the mold of his past mailers perfectly.  To the left is a Facebook post where he brags about dropping 50K on a mail-out. Of course it’s obvious this wasn’t his money, but instead people he persuaded to donate to his sleazeball campaign. As readers will recall, due to Lizard’s past financial problems, the thought of him fronting 50 grand for this is laughable. Continue reading Da Lizard Does a Mailout

Doug O’s History in Idaho

We’ve had a warm reception to our previous pieces on Doug O. Thank you to everyone that shared them on Facebook, or by other means. As always, we are just messengers trying to bring this story to light.

The subject of Doug O. and the business he represents is a convoluted mess. At times it’s tough to pin down exactly what happened. There are numerous corporations, dbas, partners, and foundations spread across numerous states, all part of a large diversified company, the Greene Group. It’s so difficult to figure out, even the Department of Justice had difficulty chasing every trail. It appears to be designed by crafty lawyers, who are also principals of this corporation. While we’ve done our best with what documents are available, we’re quite sure we’ve missed a few connections or side stories of interest. Continue reading Doug O’s History in Idaho