A herd of elk hunkered down mid-valley Monday as a winter storm rolled across southeastern Idaho. According to estimates from the National Weather Service, Hailey and Bellevue got about eight inches of snow on Monday, with about a foot landing around Ketchum—much to the delight of Sun Valley skiers. The current forecast calls for more snowfall on Friday, but without as much accumulation.
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What a fitting metaphor for all things Republican; to herd up out in the cold, waiting for the storm to pass.
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