Comments on: Boise Tries To Curb Petitioners

By: RYAN Thomas DAVIDSON

RYAN Thomas DAVIDSON — Thu, 21 Feb 2019 21:21:17 +0000

Don’t forget about the Sun Valley Cannabis initiative case. The right to the initiative petition was upheld there as well, same time as the Ten Commandments case.

EDITOR NOTE–A fine piece of legal work presented by a layman!

By: Forced Air

Forced Air — Sat, 02 Feb 2019 00:40:37 +0000

Yup. When the initiative process ALIGNS with the Cabal, they love the process. When it DIFFERS, they hate the process. Same old story.

Inside of every liberal is a totalitarian, fighting to get out. That’s why they say that the Constitution is a “living document” so they can KILL it with their Orwellian schemes.

Boy, I would sure like to see some new talent voted into the City Council. Is it too much to ask?

By: Always an angle

Always an angle — Mon, 28 Jan 2019 21:12:15 +0000

Let the signature collection begin! Cant make a fair deal with a crooked angle.

By: Gold Digger Wife

Gold Digger Wife — Mon, 28 Jan 2019 16:47:25 +0000

I know a brilliant guy who works hard for his millions. The wife simply does not care about reckless waste since she’s special and entitled.

This is the case of Boise City leaders recklessly paying too much for unneeded art because they want something unique with their name on it. They are special and entitled. They’re going to recklessly spend $100M of our money to get their photo in some uppity New York rich girl magazine. Bonus all the money and attention showered upon them by local contractors involved in the project.

By: Always an angle

Always an angle — Mon, 28 Jan 2019 15:20:44 +0000

And if the architect should pass away? But, there could still be a mutual cancellation of the contract. The architect is not local. Does not have a dog in the fight. Can go on without this. . . issue. And perhaps no cancellation clause is a unconscionable contract.

By: doggone it

doggone it — Sun, 27 Jan 2019 21:35:05 +0000

The City is claiming that it will violate its contract with the design firm if the City drops the project. And violating the contract is not allowed per the Idaho Constitution. It begs the question why there isn’t a Termination Clause in the contract, which is standard operating procedure…

By: JJ

JJ — Sat, 26 Jan 2019 23:49:50 +0000

I am not joking.

I will match anyone’s contribution for Mr. Guardian’s campaign for local office up to my maximum contribution in total aggregate of $1,000.

I would love to see City counselors or county commissioners squirm as Mr. Guardian has the audacity to suggest they consider the citizens, or even worse, maybe the law suggests certain measures require a vote.

I don’t agree with Mr. Guardian on every issue, but I agree with his thought process.

Sorry to put you on the spot Mr Guardian, but where are you more useful, on a keyboard or tax-payer funded cigar chair??? or both?

While I would love to match anyone’s contribution dollar for dollar, I would rather it be my 1 to 10, and we all get $10K for Dave or more.

Dave…. Check… your move

EDITOR NOTE–I am not kidding either. I am not a candidate and if elected I will not serve. I am flattered by your offer. Let’s find some candidates and work together to preserve our rights for the citizens. My biggest dream these days is to find some researchers and writers to help with the GUARDIAN.

By: JJ

JJ — Sat, 26 Jan 2019 23:40:29 +0000

I’ve rubbed shoulders with many of our leaders on various task forces and committees. While they don’t fear the average person, they fear the average person’s vote…. that is it will disrupt their vision of leading….. not representing, a belief rooted in the assumption they are better than most, and have consequently and appropriately been elevated. So it is not surprising to see any effort to get something done outside out voter approval.

While I disagree with the basis, they may be right, the average voter tends to vote based on headlines, tweets and re-tweets, not spending the time to be really informed. Even worse some just show up and check R or D on the ballot.

Many of you may be offended, but take comfort in you are here being informed, as opposed to checking your Fakebook feed.

Encourage your neighbors and friends to vote informed and make representative democracy more representative.

By: Voter

Voter — Fri, 25 Jan 2019 22:44:12 +0000

Again we have PROOF that anytime the VOTERS disagree with Mayor Bieter or the City Council they will do all they can to silence them.

By: TFBoy

TFBoy — Fri, 25 Jan 2019 20:15:31 +0000

It would be bad form and foolish for the mayor or city council to not put it on the ballot if the signatures are gathered. I doubt that having the measure on the general election ballot would help any of the incumbents.