Letters
to the editor from this week's Chronicle:
MISSING CAMPAIGN SIGNS
To the Person and/or Persons going around the Country stealing the
campaign sings for Joan Hall, I have one question for you: WHY?
The signs you are stealing are not just the little yard signs, but
the larger signs which are attached to the posts with zip ties: they cannot
just blow away on their own and leave the posts standing. You are not helping
the people running against Joan, in fact you are making them look like
they are running an unethical campaign and I would not vote for someone
like this. Not only that, but when you steal these signs, you are trespassing
on private property. You in fact trespassed on MY private property and
the property of my neighbors and friends who graciously allowed these signs
to be posted.
A lot of time and money went into making and putting up these signs,
money that came out of Joan’s own pocket, so, I find no humor in this situation.
If you still have the signs, please return them so they can be placed back
where they were when you stole them or a healthy donation to her campaign
fund would be acceptable.
Oh and one last thing – SHAME ON YOU!
Miki Wemhoff
Cottonwood
NUXOLL IS A VOTE FOR THE PEOPLE
I have decided to support the candidacy of Sheryl Nuxoll for Idaho
State Senate seat for District 8. If you are weary of the same tired
approach toward government in our State I encourage you to consider a new
face in the crowd, Sheryl Nuxoll. I have spend no small amount of
time studying Nuxoll’s approach to government and found it refreshing to
discover a candidate who holds dear the traditional American values that
have served this State and this Nation for over two hundred years.
If you are looking for a representative who believes in our Constitution,
supports smaller government, control of tax escalation, the Second Amendment,
States Rights, believes in a strong system of education and is pro-life
Sheryl Nuxoll is your candidate!
In today’s political environment is also encouraging to hear a candidate
who believes it is a privilege to serve in government and who vows to never
forget who she would be working for and why she is there.
A vote for Sheryl Nuxoll is a positive vote for Idaho. She has
my vote and I encourage your readers to give her theirs as well.
Al Bolden
White Bird, ID
To The Editor:
We support Sheryl Nuxoll for Senate District 8. We agree
with her platform and trust that she will defend what she believes.
Concerning education, Sheryl's personal choice in the past, after public
schooling, was homeschooling and private schooling. She believes
that every parent is the primary educator of their children and respects
and supports every parent's choice to choose the school that is best for
their child. And, she believes every child deserves an education
as provided by the state constitution. Therefore, Sheryl believes
in funding for public schools. In her experience as a high school
teacher, she believes teachers are underpaid for the important work that
they do. She believes in local control of the school district.
Sheryl would like to see more funding for the schools coming from an increase
in private sector jobs.
Vote for Sheryl Nuxoll on May 25th.
Thank you,
Randy and Vicki Shears
Cottonwood, Idaho
To the Editor
I would like to take a moment to share with you and your readers my
recommendation for Kathy Ackerman who is running for Idaho County Clerk.
As a Training Manager for Idaho Peace Officers, I am frequently involved
in many levels of State and local government and the dedicated individuals
who routinely provided those services many of us take for granted.
The training of law enforcement personnel is one of the most challenging
responsibilities that I have ever had the honor of participating in, and
witnessing the end result humbling as seeing our law enforcement professionals
meeting their daily tasks, serving their communities, and going home safely
at the end of watch to their families gratifying, it wouldn't happen without
the dedication and professionalism of trainers like Kathy Ackerman.
I have had the great pleasure of working with Kathy for the past ten
plus years while she has worked as a Civil Deputy for the Idaho County
Sheriff's Office and also as a trainer of law enforcement instructors.
Kathy's knowledge, dedication, and abilities to lead by example and effectively
train those who go on to become certified law enforcement trainers exceeds
all expectations, but if you know Kathy, then you also know that is just
her way of approaching all of her responsibilities.
I can assure you that Kathy is well qualified to perform the duties
of County Clerk as she is a multi-talented individual who can be trusted
to ensure a quality job and accomplishment of needs for the County at all
times. I know her to be a bright and intelligent personality that inspires
those who come in contact with her. She sets a positive and consistent
tone of an open minded and approachable individual while delving into any
situation for a thorough understanding and execution of tasks.
The position of County Clerk is highly important to the efficiency
of the courts and community, I can think of no other person more qualified
and trustworthy to assume the publics trust and fulfill those responsibilities
then Kathy Ackerman.
John C Parmann
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
Dear Editor
I would appreciate your vote for my sister Pat Alfrey (Patsy Frei)
for Idaho County Clerk. Pat's experience working for the Maricopa
County Court Clerk in Arizona, working for Washington Attorneys, and managing
the Darren Fales law office has provided her a strong background in dealing with
Court issues and personnel.
Pat lost her husband Lonnie after a long bout with cancer and
has done a wonderful job the past 4 years raising their two young
children and managing a household on a limited income. Not
only has she been able to maintain a comfortable family home, she has budgeted
for improvements and family vacations.
Pat is active in civic affairs including chairperson of the Ferdinand
Community Halloween party, is a member of the Ferdinand Catholic Church
and Choir, has her children involved in many 4-H programs, coaches t-ball
and currently serves as a member of the Prairie Joint School District #242 District
Board of Trustees.
I know Pat's enthusiasm for life, dedication to her family and strong conservative
values will make her an effective Idaho County Court Clerk.
Please VOTE for PAT ALFREY.
Tammy Baldus
Lewiston
A Clear Choice for Idaho Governor
Dear Editor:
I'm wondering how many Idaho voters are aware of what candidate
Rex Rammell could and would do for our state as Idaho's 33rd Governor.
Today, with our state and national economies practically on life support,
this candidate has solutions. All he needs to make his plan work
is the support of the voters behind him. I say, let's give him a
chance!
Check it out: Dr. Rammell is pledged to:
* Revive Idaho's economy by urging our legislature to eliminate
the personal and corporate income tax, as 3 other western states have already
done, thus providing a billion dollar stimulus to Idaho's economy.
* Eliminate a bloated and inefficient state educational bureaucracy
by advocating that levels K-12 be placed back under local controls, and
allocating and distributing funds to the counties on a per student basis,
as required by the state constitution.
* Bring new businesses to Idaho, while stimulating existing businesses,
to provide more jobs, investments and growth. This, in turn, would
largely eliminate the demand for unemployment benefits and welfare, further
helping Idaho's economy.
To learn much more, you're invited to come meet Rex Rammell on Saturday,
May 8 at the Kooskia City Park, 12:30-3 p.m.
Thank You.
Carol J. Asher
Kamiah
To the Editor
With the national political climate we are experiencing today we are
fortunate to have candidates of integrity running for office at the local
level. Kathy Ackerman, who is running for Idaho County Clerk, is
one such candidate.
As an Idaho County employee for 23 years in the District Court and
as a Civil Deputy, Kathy has the experience and knowledge needed to be
an excellent County Clerk. She is a true professional always treating
people fairly and with respect.
Kathy’s outstanding leadership skills have been demonstrated as a Peace
Officer Standards & Training Certified Instructor, as an Idaho County
4-H Leader and as the Youth Leader at her church. Her enthusiasm
for serving others is evident in all that she does.
Kathy’s experience and knowledge combined with her leadership abilities
make her an exceptional candidate for Idaho County Clerk. Join me
on May 25th and vote Kathy M. Ackerman for Idaho County Clerk.
Susie Heckman
White Bird
Dear Editor;
My name is Tony Riffel, and it is a genuine pleasure and honor for
me to write this letter in support of Kathy Ackerman as she runs for the
office of the Idaho County Clerk As a Special Victims Unit
Detective for a Sheriff’s Office in north Idaho, I have the opportunity
to meet many different types of people. Kathy Ackerman is, by far,
at the very top of that list, and someone I trust impeccably both as a
professional, and as a friend.
I have known Kathy Ackerman for many years, and have observed her work
ethic, dedication to duty, and commitment to the task at hand. She
works hard, giving 110% to get the job done right, the first time.
She is patient, kind, understanding, and compassionate as well, and is
able to use a balanced approach, using all these positive character traits
as she strives to meet her goals. She has outstanding leadership
abilities and is definitely a team player.
Kathy Ackerman is involved in the community, and dedicates much of
her time helping others. She has done this as a longtime County employee,
and as a volunteer. Her life genuinely reflects her values and beliefs,
so with Kathy, you can rest assured you’ll have elected a person of integrity
and honesty.
I have the utmost confidence in Kathy Ackerman’s ability, character,
and values. There is no doubt in my mind that she will not only meet,
but will exceed, your expectations as Idaho County Clerk.
Professionally,
Tony Riffel
Dear Editor,
Having worked with the Nuxolls in their cattle business for many years,
I can enthusiastically support Sheryl for Legislative Dist. 8 Senate position.
Her integrity and common sense is what is needed in our political system.
She would bring balanced representation to our large District and would
work well with our current Representatives Ken Roberts and Paul Shepherd.
Her philosophy of smaller government with more accountability is what
is desperately needed.
Thank You,
Don DeArmond
Grangeville
To the editor
Dissatisfaction with the legislature is running high in our country
right now. Politician jokes are common for a reason, and the word
“politics” often carries the negative connotation of an activity rooted
in corruption. Is it any wonder citizens of this country are disgusted
when we see so many examples of politicians pursuing self-interest, selling-out
on their proclaimed positions under pressure of blackmail or bribery?
It is enough to make a concerned citizen despair. That is why I am
so excited that Sheryl Nuxoll is running for our Idaho State Senate.
I have known Sherrie my entire life, and she is a woman of unimpeachable
integrity. She is a person whose values and ideals coincide with
our great Idahoan tradition, and most importantly, she has the strength
of character to remain firm in her convictions and unswayed by either threat
or pay-off. In other words, Sheryl would be a statesman in the style
of the great founders and NOT a “politician.”
Please vote for Sheryl Nuxoll in the upcoming primary election.
She is not a career politician who has lost touch with the real world.
She knows what it takes to run a business, to build a family, to strengthen
a community, and she knows how to do it on a shoestring. Sherrie
is smart, honest, trustworthy, and she would be a credit to North Idaho
in our State Senate.
Kim Frei
Grangeville, ID
Raul Labrador, a Strong Conservative Leader
Dear Editor:
I became involved in the political realm in 1994 after being
inspired and mentored by Helen Chenoweth. Helen was and still is
one of my heroes. I think of her often, especially in times like our State
and Nation is facing today. After Helen left office, I continued
working to get all Republicans who espoused conservative principles elected.
As a grassroots campaigner for Republican candidates, I have knocked
on thousands of doors in Idaho. What I hear over and over is that many
people are very unhappy that many elected Republicans have not held to
the Constitutional Principles they promised during campaigns. Unfortunately
I agree with them, and I too have become very disenchanted with many
we in Idaho have elected. I am not interested in sending a smooth
politician to Washington to represent Idaho.
Raul Labrador has been one of a few very good men in the Idaho legislature.
Raul Labrador has stood out as a true conservative leader. While
others were worried about what was to their own political advantage, Raul
Labrador was standing for what is right, no matter the consequences. He
is one of the most sincere men I have known and I know he has the moral
fortitude to stand strong for Constitutional Principles.
LeeAnn Callear
Ahsahka
Dear Editor,
As we all know, good looks and political speeches can lead us to disaster.
Please look beyond the superficial when voting for the Idaho congressional
candidate.
Ask yourself why Vaughn Ward came back to Idaho to run against Congressman
Bill Sali, with the encouragement of the liberal "good ole boys" in
Idaho? These liberal Repub-licans were unhappy with Bill
Sali's conservative voting record going back 20 years. They were angry
because Sali voted against the so called stimulus, TARP? Wards
plan was to run against Sali in the 2008 primary, but liberal
Kirk Sullivan convinced him to wait until 2010 if Minnick hadn't beat
Sali in the general election. He has been campaigning since, changing
his retoric as he goes, depending on who he is speaking to.
Ward says he wants to change the way Washington is run. What changes
is he talking about? Earmarks? bailouts? big government?
Congressman Sali stood against those very things. Why did
he want to take him out? Why didn't he move to south Idaho and run against
RINO Mike Simpson, who voted for earmarks, bailouts TARP,
and more wilderness etc.
Why are all the Washington insiders backing Ward? Why are liberal Idaho
Republicans like Sheila Sorenson promoting him?
I am joining the Idaho conservatives who support Representative
Raul Labrador for Congress, a proven conservative.
R.T. Dollemore
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