Letters to the Editor
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Montana’s legal disciplinary body can avoid becoming a tool for partisan politics
Montana’s Commission on Practice is the regulatory body of the legal profession here, tasked by the state Supreme …
We will soon see the impacts of Democrats’ new legislative maps
With primary Election Day rapidly approaching, we will soon start to see the impacts of the legislative districts map drawn by Democrats.
Maintaining America's technological edge amid Chinese aggression
The importance of the United States maintaining its technological superiority over China cannot be overstated.
Fighting for Montana’s veterans is a sacred obligation
Growing up as a kid in Big Sandy, I learned from a young age about the incredible service and sacrifice of our servicemembers when I played Taps at the funeral…
Letters to the editor May 26
Letters to the editor May 26
Montana is facing a statewide land management crisis
Montanans appreciate locally grown food, from vegetables to fresh-picked huckleberries, raw honey and grass-fed beef.
Well done, good and faithful servants
The Bible verse “Well done, good and faithful servant” appears in Matthew 25:23. In this verse, a master praises his servant for being faithful with a small amount of money, and then gives the servant more responsi…
Letters to the editor May 23
Letters to the editor May 23
Letters to the editor May 21
Letters to the editor May 21
Whiskey is for drinking, water for fighting
In the West, “whiskey is for drinking, water for fighting.” The fight over the water that flows in and out of Flathead Lake is just beginning. These waters deserve fighting for and over.
Letters to the editor May 20
Letters to the editor May 20
Conservation easement good for Northwest Montana
As Republican legislators representing Northwest Montana and the western edge of our state, we write to express our full support for the Montana Great Outdoors Project.
Biden EV mandates not practical for Montana
Life in Montana takes energy. Companies and individuals across the state have worked tirelessly over the years to ensure Montanans have the power to go about t…
Letters to the editor May 19
Letters to the editor May 19
Postal Service asking for another taxpayer bailout
For an agency that claims it “generally receives no tax dollars for operating expenses,” the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) sure does like government subsidies.
Let’s get education back to basics
The Montana Office of Public Instruction (OPI) recently released Montana’s annual state report card and report cards for individual schools — and the results show a troubling trend.