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 …
Turn off the politicians and listen to yourself
I wonder if it ever dawns on all those well-paid, city-bred consultants who come in to run most of Montana’s major campaigns, that nobody is listening anymore?
Don’t be misled by radical amendment
All of us have at least one thing in common: We all began life as infants in a womb.
Letters to the editor Oct. 31
Letters to the editor Oct. 31
Letters to the editor Oct. 30
Letters to the editor Oct. 30
Gianforte increased taxes, decreased freedom
Did you watch the candidates for governor debate? Don’t feel bad, almost nobody did.
Letters to the editor Oct. 29
Letters to the editor Oct. 29
Letters to the editor Oct. 27
Letters to the editor Oct. 27
Tim Sheehy violates Naval Honor Code
In 2004, Minnesota’s Tim Sheehy signed the Naval Academy’s midshipmen’s Oath of Office and Honor Code which say he wouldn’t “lie, steal or cheat,” and would do his “duty and to live honorably.”
CI-126 is a radical experiment, and voters are the guinea pigs
This November, Montana voters are being asked to fundamentally change the structure of our elections through the ballot initiative CI-126. This initiative was brought to Montana by an out-of-state group funded by l…
Here’s how to lower costs for Montanans
If you live in Montana, there’s no doubt you feel the sting of this sobering fact: Montana just surpassed California to become the most unaffordable state in the nation. That’s not political hype; that’s according …
Letters to the editor Oct. 25
Letters to the editor Oct. 25
Passing down our Montana birthright
There’s a lot to love about growing up in Montana, but one of my fondest childhood memories was with my dad and brother on opening weekend of rifle season.
Kalispell endangering vulnerable Montanans
Temperatures are dropping in the Flathead Valley. Nighttime temperatures are already well below freezing, meaning anyone caught outside with no shelter could face life-threatening conditions.
Letters to the editor Oct. 24
Letters to the editor Oct. 24
Taxpayers fund primaries. Why can’t we vote in all of them?
I just got a flier in the mail from the Montana Republican Party asking me to vote no on CI-126. That’s the ballot initiative to allow a primary election where the top four vote getters advance to the general elect…