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Last Straw:He shot a neighbor's dog, then paid a Proud Boys-tied firm to attack a Republican

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Extremism and hate

Scott Herndon shot a neighbor's dog as it ran away, paid more than $80,000 to a firm with Proud Boys ties for attack ads against a fellow Republican, and put graphic fetal imagery at a middle school entrance.

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The record

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Sources

  1. Can't get a hearing on your voucher bill? Herndon's answer is armed revolutionIdaho Statesman · January 2023 (archive)
  2. Bonner County Sheriff's Office deputy report, Incident 12-000827 (PDF)Bonner County Sheriff's Office · March 2012
  3. Scott Herndon: the full recordRigged Red Card
  4. Idaho PAC funded by out-of-state gambling money targeting Idaho legislative racesPolitical Potatoes · April 2026 (archive)
  5. Herndon took $10,000 in CARES Act money while urging supporters not to take federal moneyhypocriteherndon.com · citizen-compiled public record documentation (archive)
  6. I dealt with the aftermathBonner County Daily Bee · April 2026 (archive)
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