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 …
NorthWestern Energy plan protect Montana consumers
Over the last several weeks we’ve seen a number of articles — both editorial and from news reporters — that lay blame for the need to purchase electricity on t…
Election interference on full display in Montana
Election interference is on full display in Montana, but it has nothing to do with Democrats running ads attacking would-be Republican U.S. Senate nominee Tim Sheehy.
Looming federal requirement puts seniors at risk
Gallatin County is a close-knit community, and as one of its commissioners, I see so many helpers across our communities working to support their vulnerable neighbors and make our community safety nets stronger.
Laws, compassion and common sense
Remember the Biblical story of the judgment of Solomon (I Kings 3:16-28)? That’s the one where two prostitutes, living together, have babies three days apart.
Letters to the editor Feb. 29
Letters to the editor Feb. 29
Letters to the editor Feb. 27
Letters to the editor Feb. 27
Letters to the editor Feb. 27
Letters to the editor Feb. 27
Consumers bear the cost when government regulates more
The Credit Card Competition Act has emerged as a controversial bill that Congress is expected to take up early this year. Under the guise of increasing competition in the credit card market, this legislation presen…
Letters to the editor Feb. 25
Letters to the editor Feb. 25
State misses the mark on grizzly delisting
At the heart of the Greater Yellowstone and Northern Continental Divide ecosystems, grizzly bears symbolize the wildness of Montana. Healthy grizzly population…
Suing over funding for special needs students is a new low
It takes a lot to surprise me anymore when it comes to politics or government. But suing to block funding for special needs kids to get an education that works for them? That’s a new low.
Montana tax policy shouldn’t favor corporations over workers
Montana families and workers expect our state government to tax people fairly, invest in our safety and future, and give Montanans the opportunity to get ahead in life.
Letters to the editor Feb. 22
Letters to the editor Feb. 22
Let’s keep our communities stable, safe and healthy
In 2015, when the Legislature expanded Medicaid to cover another 100,000 Montanans, it sought to guarantee that all of us — our families, kids, friends and neighbors — would have access to health care.
Energy touches all things at all times
Climate change has become a major issue. President Joe Biden’s solution for us is a 50% reduction in greenhouse gases by 2030. He is also mandating that we make our electricity production carbon-free by 2035.