Seems there is more than ONE Hitler teapot, to add to the........furor.

[Common Sense Party]

55. My understanding is most of them were run out, not made to feel welcome

in the state anymore. It was not nearly as widespread as the media led the public to believe--imagine that.

A common misconception is that Idaho is somehow a racist or Neo-Nazi state. Around 1980, a Neo-Nazi and white separatist brought a band of followers to Hayden Lake near Coeur d'Alene and began regularly making the local and national news with his racist provocations. Although the local residents vigorously disapproved and regularly held much bigger counter-demonstrations, the Neo-Nazi image has stuck. Idahoans breathed a collective sigh of relief in 2001 when the 20 acre compound owned by the "church" was handed over to a woman who had filed a lawsuit against them after being assaulted by their guards, and many of the racists left the state.

http://wikitravel.org/en/Idaho