Paranoia strikes deep
Into your life it will creep
It starts when you’re always afraid
Step out of line, the men come and take you away”
From “For What it’s Worth” by Buffalo Springfield.
This is just a quick take on the crazy events of today in our beloved State of Idaho. The Chuckle Berries Team will be working on an official statement. For now just a few bullet points and a brief synopsis to get the creative juices flowing. Continue reading Brad Little Does a Commie Dance
Well folks, it’s been a busy week for the Chuckle Berries Team. We searched high and low for that precious commodity toilet paper and a half dozen stores later, we’re now the proud owners of one meager package. But when not fighting through crowds for TP, we’ve been researching political candidates. We’re wrapping up a few odds and ends on a few stories, but thought we’d stop in for a weekend chuckle. Continue reading Stewie and Lizard Cozy Up
We’ve been busy at Chuck Berries Central, chasing rumors and vetting candidates. So here is just a quick stop by to say howdy!
Some interesting things are shaping up for the Republican Precinct Committee races. We notice Deborah Rose and Duane Rasmussen both have challengers. We’re eager to learn more info their challengers.
But the big shocker for today is in the race for Precinct 3. One Bob Thornton is running against Melanie Vander Feer. Trouble maker Kellie Palm, former PC for precinct 15 was born a Thornton and hails from the same town Paradise, CA as Bob. We’re trying to verify, but are almost 100% positive it’s her father. His son Kevin graduated from the same high school as Kellie. She’s also running for precinct seat 16…
I’m sure most of the KCRCC is rolling their eyes at the thought have anyone associated with Kellie on the Central Committee. Liberal is as liberal does.
More to come on the Precinct Committee races…..
Say no to the mass hysteria caused by the media, and trust in the Lord.
Chester
We’re very proud of Kootenai County Treasurer Steve Matheson for his stand against the Health Cooridor Urban Renewal District in CDA. His hard work has educated many people on how the City of CDA digs into the pockets of all Kootenai County residents. As a result of his efforts, the County Commissioners have voted to approve an Advisory Vote for the May 19th election. That vote gives the citizens a chance to say yes they agree with the City of CDA, or no they don’t.
Keep up the great work Steve, you’re doing an outstanding job!
Chester
