The Moscow School District is not paying for the lawsuit challenging House Bill 93, said Superintendent Shawn Tiegs. After the Moscow school board voted Tuesday to join the lawsuit, supporters of HB 93 slammed the district for using taxpayer money to finance it. That’s what made Chris Cargill, president and CEO of the Mountain States Policy Center, think the school district was paying for the lawsuit. On Wednesday, he published a column criticizing the district for using “taxpayer money… to sue taxpayers.”“The Moscow School District is on the wrong side of history,” wrote Cargill, who lobbied for HB 93 during this year’s legislative session. Cargill acknowledged Friday that he didn’t ask the school district about whether it was funding the lawsuit before publishing his column.