Idaho House Speaker Lawerence Denney, right, speaks to reporters at the Idaho Press Club on Tuesday; at left is Senate President Pro-Tem Brent Hill. (SR photo: Betsy Russell)

During today's Idaho Press Club Headliner luncheon, House Speaker Lawerence Denney was asked about the prospect of the “Add The Words” legislation coming up in the House; the Senate State Affairs Committee earlier refused, along party lines, to hold grant the bill a hearing. It would expand Idaho's Human Rights Act to bar discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity. Denney said, “I have not seen a bill, and I don't think that there is any change in support on the House side”/Betsy Russell, Eye On Boise. More here.

• Bill to restore sliver of 2012 Medicaid cuts heads to full House
• Leaders ponder legislative turnover
• Denney on "Students Come First" change: "We may try to improve it"
• House defeats non-binding debt memorial after hour debate
• Senate endorses revised Idaho energy plan
• House votes 49-21 to exempt veterans from hunter ed requirements
• Ag budget set with one-time funding for anti-milfoil efforts
• Bill to bar F&G from regulating hunters on ATVs heads to full house

Question: What's the best/worst action taken by the Legislature or a committee today?