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 …
Trump and our democracy
As Trump collects delegates to clench the Republican nomination, we must understand his vision for our country. We hear nothing about health care, infrastructure, education, foreign policy, climate or the economy. …
Letters to the editor Feb. 19
Letters to the editor Feb. 19
Letters to the editor Feb. 18
Letters to the editor Feb. 18
Where have all the doctors gone?
There’s never been enough doctors in rural Wyoming, where I live, but a shortage of obstetricians is now increasing the risks for pregnant women across the state — and the nation.
Grizzly bears still trapped in their own end zone
Contrary to Dale Jorgenson’s assertions in his Jan. 18 letter to the editor “Grizzly bear population out of control,” we do not have “way too many grizzly bear…
We can do more to protect public land
In my family there is a wide swath of political views and when you are in the same room as we were for the holidays, the juvenile name calling stops and thoughtful discussions can occur.
Acting like a nation
I am reading a history of George Washington and Benjamin Franklin and their role together in the creation of America.
Letters to the editor Feb. 15
Letters to the editor Feb. 15
Letters to the editor Feb. 13
Letters to the editor Feb. 13
Letters to the editor Feb. 12
Letters to the editor Feb. 12
Letters to the editor Feb. 11
Letters to the editor Feb. 11
Flathead Lake dam operator ignores calls for action
In the summer of 2023, Flathead Lake was over a foot low on the Fourth of July. Everyone knew there was a problem that soon turned into a disaster.
Homelessness rises as courts block housing
A new national report and a new court filing, both coming within the past two weeks, paint a dire picture for Montana’s housing crisis.
Medicaid expansion must be renewed
Plain and simple — people get sick. Right now, more than 250,000 predominantly low-income Montanans get help with health care through Medicaid — a state-federal partnership.
Letters to the editor Feb. 9
Letters to the editor Feb. 9