Letters to the Editor
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Paying the cost of war at last for veterans
Generation after generation, Americans have gone to war, backed by the promise that their country would take car...
Letters to the editor Aug. 15
Letters to the editor Aug. 15
What the CHIPS Act means for Montana
This week President Biden signed a transformative science bill, the CHIPS and Science Act, into law. The CHIPS Act will boost American microchip manufacturing, which for Montana means a lot of jobs, innovation, a...
Tranel’s plan to tax and spend increases inflation
No matter how hard Biden tries to redefine it, America is in a recession and Montana is feeling the pain. For decades economists considered the top indicator of a recession to be two fiscal quarters of economic r...
Letters to the editor Aug. 14
Letters to the editor Aug. 14
Letters to the editor Aug. 11
Letters to the editor Aug. 11
Special session needed to quickly rebate budget surplus
During the 2021 Legislature, we set a budget to adequately fund state government operations. It turns out that the State Treasury received a lot more tax rev...
Gary Buchanan: An independent choice for an effective voice in Congress
One of the first lessons I learned on becoming a state legislator was to make it as easy as possible for other legislators to agree with me.
Letters to the editor Aug. 9
Letters to the editor Aug. 9
Current forest policy is failing miserably
Oh yes, the Lincoln County Commissioners got it right about the Black Ram logging project in the Yaak, contrary to the letter to the editor by Douglas Balmain (Aug. 2) who merely presented a rehash of old washed-...
Hiring crisis in aging services deserves attention
When older Americans need quality care and services that empower them to remain independent, safe, and healthy, too many are being faced with unnecessary challenges.
More resources needed to fight human trafficking
It’s a horrific reality for Montanans to consider, but human trafficking takes place every day in our state. The odds are most of you have seen it but didn’t know.
Misleading claims made about Kootenai Forest project
The Black Ram timber project on the Kootenai National Forest has been in the news recently, with controversial claims and counter claims about the project’s goals and scope.
Letters to the editor Aug. 4
Letters to the editor Aug. 4
Put ‘None of the Above’ candidates on the ballot
On Election Day, assuming you can still bring yourself to vote, you go down to the polls, or more likely, the mailbox and look at the selection of candidates...