Vito Barbieri

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Vito Barbieri
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Member of the Idaho House of Representatives
Assumed office
December 1, 2010
Serving with Jordan Redman
Preceded byJim Clark
Constituency3rd district Seat A (2010-2012)
2nd district Seat A (2012-2022)
3rd district Seat A (2022-present)
Personal details
BornJames Vito Barbieri II[1]
(1951-10-22) October 22, 1951 (age 74)
PartyRepublican
SpouseJoy
Children3
ResidenceDalton Gardens, Idaho
EducationEl Camino College (AA)
Western State College of Law (BS, JD)[2]
Websitevitobarbieri.com

James Vito Barbieri II (born October 22, 1951)[3] is an American politician and lawyer from Idaho. He is a Republican Idaho State Representative since 2010 representing District 3 in the A seat.[4]

Early life, education, and career

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Barbieri earned his associate degree from El Camino College and his bachelor's degree and J.D. from Western State College of Law.[5][6][7]

He practiced law in California for 20 years.[6] Since moving to Idaho in 2004, he has operated several small businessess, including a catering business and owns an electronic cigarette store in Post Falls.[6]

Idaho House of Representatives

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Committee assignments

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  • Business Committee (chairman)
  • Local Government Committee
  • State Affairs Committee

Barbieri previously served on the Revenue and Taxation Committee from 2010 to 2012.

Elections

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District 3 House Seat A - Part of Kootenai County
Year Candidate Votes Pct Candidate Votes Pct Candidate Votes Pct Candidate Votes Pct
2010 Primary[8] Vito Barbieri 2,047 39.4% Duane Rasmussen 1,298 25.0% Jeri DeLange 1,057 20.3% Fred Meckel 794 15.3%
2010 General[9] Vito Barbieri 12,168 100%
District 2 House Seat A - Part of Kootenai County
Year Candidate Votes Pct Candidate Votes Pct
2012 Primary[10] Vito Barbieri (incumbent) 3,147 57.0% Mark Fisher 2,373 43.0%
2012 General[11] Vito Barbieri (incumbent) 14,142 65.7% Cheryl Stransky 7,371 34.3%
2014 Primary[12] Vito Barbieri (incumbent) 3,253 67.5% Fritz Wiedenhoff 1,568 32.5%
2014 General[13] Vito Barbieri (incumbent) 9,470 65.9% Cheryl Stransky 4,901 34.1%
2016 Primary[14] Vito Barbieri (incumbent) 3,250 67.9% Fritz Wiedenhoff 1,539 32.1%
2016 General[15] Vito Barbieri (incumbent) 17,115 72.2% Kathy Kraack Kahn 6,581 27.8%

On November 23, 2020, Barbieri announced that he would run for Idaho House of Representatives assistant majority leader against Jason Monks.[16]

Controversies

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Barbieri came to national attention on February 23, 2015, after asking a doctor giving testimony if a woman could swallow a camera in order to undergo a remote gynecological exam and received the answer that such was not possible as swallowing a pill will not lead it to the vagina. In response to commentary on social media about the seeming anatomical confusion, he explained his remarks: "I was being rhetorical, because I was trying to make the point that equalizing a colonoscopy to this particular procedure was apples and oranges... So I was asking a rhetorical question that was designed to make her say that they weren't the same thing, and she did so. It was the response I wanted."[17][18]

However, upon receiving the explanation from the testifying doctor, Barbieri's response was, "Fascinating". The exchange included Barbieri's question: "Can this same procedure then be done in a pregnancy? Swallowing a camera and helping the doctor to determine what the situation is?" Dr. Julie Madsen, MD responded: "Mr. Chairman and Representative, it cannot be done in pregnancy simply because when you swallow a pill it would not end up in the vagina." Barbieri replied, "Fascinating. That certainly makes sense."[19][20]

References

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  7. ^ 2011/2012 Idaho Blue Book - Legislative Branch
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