Coeur d'Alene Press

Let's-

Comes up here, runs for sheriff, and when he first ran for sheriff, Scott, so a little bit of background, when he first ran for sheriff, he actually had the full support of the Coeur d'Alene Press, of the Coeur d'Alene cartel, of Hagadon, of all of the people involved in the quote, unquote, "Beautiful People's Club" downtown Coeur d'Alene that pull all the levers.

They thought-

Of course he did.

They lo- they love him, and they tout him as the lone con- the fiscal conservative on the, on the city council.

And, and relative to the rest of them, he is, but he's also batshit crazy nutso, not a conservative, not a libertarian, but relative to the rest of them, he is.

And so he gets the recommendation from the Coeur d'Alene Press editorial board, and they call him, you know, the conservative council member because, [laughs] again, it's the Overton window, shift to the left.

It's all relative how you look.

The truth never came out.

The left and the Coeur d'Alene press and NIR just pounded the same talking points over and over and over again.

They're still doing it.

They got their asses kicked.

Now, speaking of voting, the only place that I found the KCRCC trying to investigate the members who voted, whatever, I couldn't find.

It was sent to me.

The Coeur d'Alene Press article was sent to me by a couple of different people.

I couldn't find audio for it except for the Coeur d'Alene Press itself.

I'm sure there are.

Okay, Carrie, who worked at CDA Press as a former advertising, says, I don't think it's a quote-unquote fan situation unless we're all in candid camera.

Carrie, I think that is the exact proposal in discussion here.

Yeah, I think that's the idea.