North Idaho Residents Demand Apology from Local Newspaper After Veterans Day Issue Honoring Communist USSR — “The CDA Press is Garbage”
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Local residents in North Idaho have repeatedly demanded an apology from the local paper of record after the CDA Press issued a Veterans Day edition appearing to honor the Communist USSR.
The image used for the front cover shows carnation flowers draped over a USSR military cap with a hammer and sickle pin.
The paper also appears to have misspelled the month of November.
A local veteran who wishes not to be named says he is “disgusted” at the lack of care on behalf of Coeur d’Alene’s paper of record. “They just don’t care. They are “propaganda, that’s all they are. They are liberal and they just spit in the face of all American veterans. They make me sick.”
Local veterans’ requests for an apology from the paper have seemingly been met with silence, as the CDA Press updates their website without a retraction or apology.
The left-leaning CDA Press continue to find itself at odds with a predominantly Christian and Conservative North Idaho, whose residents continue to cancel subscriptions, sending employees of the CDA Press out in the cold to solicit subscriptions from community members.
