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 …
Letters to the editor Nov. 11
Letters to the editor Nov. 11
Letters to the editor Nov. 10
Letters to the editor Nov. 10
Instead of cellphone ban, help kids build healthy habits
Gov. Greg Gianforte is making a push to establish cellphone-free schools across the state as evidence about the potentially unhealthy effects of excessive use among adolescents continues to pile up.
The value of school trust lands
Montana now has more new residents defined as five years or so than old. That means perhaps that someone should tell the story of what is now spoken of as public lands as different from Glacier National Park, Yello…
A bear for the ages
She was 28 years old and dealt with aplomb the hordes of picture-taking tourists and repeated motherhood. When she was killed by a car a few weeks ago, the loss of Grizzly 399 left people all over the world shocked…
Montana Democrats must clean the house or go extinct
If “democracy was at stake” in the election, I guess we can conclude that democracy is toast, saddle pals.
Prediction: Split-ticket voters will decide the election
The polls are so close, only a fool would predict the results of Tuesday’s election. So, here’s my prediction.
Unwavering belief in the American people
“Before all else, the people have a right to an electoral system free of shenanigans and capable of yielding honest, responsible, and responsive government open to all and shaped to meet the needs of all.” — Mike M…
Consider the costs of growth
Ponder for a moment the Montana way of life. What does that mean to you? What comes to mind? Wide open spaces? A simpler, more rural, and more fulfilling way of life?
Letters to the editor Nov. 4
Letters to the editor Nov. 4
Letters to the editor Nov. 3
Letters to the editor Nov. 3
Government should put Montanans first
With the election and the next legislative session upon us, Montanans have a right to know where Democrats stand and how we will work with families and small businesses to create a better, stronger future for our c…
EV mandate will have concerning impact
In March, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized the nation’s most stringent tailpipe emissions rules to date — a move that has been met with much pushback.
Fighting for the Montana we love
I’m Jon Tester. I’ve lived down a long dirt road outside of Big Sandy all my life, where I still farm the same land my grandparents homesteaded more than 100 years ago.
Letters to the editor Nov. 1
Letters to the editor Nov. 1