Theo Wold Speaks At The Bonner County Lincoln Day Dinner
Theo Wold, Idaho’s new Solicitor General was a featured speaker at the Bonner County Republican Central Committee's annual Lincoln Day Dinner in Priest River.
The event was attended by more than 100 conservatives and elected officials from all over North Idaho who were eager to hear updates on the work being done by Idaho's AG and representatives for the betterment of the people, both in Boise and beyond.
The atmosphere inside the Priest River Events Center was warm and welcoming as attendees were in good spirits throughout the event. Many members of the Kootenai County Republican Central Committee (KCRCC) were in attendance to show their support for the Bonner County Republicans and their new state senator, Scott Herndon.
Dorothy Moon, the Chairwoman of the Idaho Republican Party, delivered an update on the happenings in Boise, commending Herndon for his intelligent and patriotic work in the Idaho Senate during this legislative session.
The evening ended with some conservative bridge-building when Idaho State Representative Sage Dixon met with North Idaho College Chairman Greg McKenzie. During their meeting, Representative Dixon told Chairman McKenzie that he’s been fighting, and is going to continue fighting in Boise to make sure Idaho’s community colleges are controlled locally with elected trustees, and not by the liberal appointed State Board of Education, who are committed to consolidating power through corrupt backroom deals.
