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 …
Where have Montana manners gone?
It was Feb. 10, 2007, and I was standing on the House floor, presenting my bill to allow alternate certification of teachers by local school districts on a one-year trial basis.
Let her speak: Support and follow Zephyr
When Americans think of Montana, they picture snow-capped peaks, rolling prairies, and rainbow trout darting through the crystal-clear rivers that run through …
Letters to the editor April 30
Letters to the editor April 30
Laws as reminders of the reason they exist
Every little once in a while I am reminded that laws are created to protect us from ourselves, or more particularly from our faulty memories, or from forgetting history.
City benefits from mistake while Whitefish residents pay
Whitefish contracted two consulting firms to produce reports that determined the water usage statistics of Whitefish households.
Letters to the editor April 27
Letters to the editor April 27
GOP plan addresses the looming debt crisis
There’s dignity and honor in work.
Legislature must address pension debt
You may believe that Montana is debt free following actions by the legislature earlier this year to pay off state debt.
Letters to the editor April 25
Letters to the editor April 25
Letters to the editor April 24
Letters to the editor April 24
Letters to the editor April 23
Letters to the editor April 23
Partisan primaries are a problem
Two autumns ago, we wrote a report and op-ed documenting the state of representation and democracy in Montana.
Our students deserve to be fully funded
If there’s one thing we all can agree on, it’s that we want what is best for our kids. This includes our own children, our grandchildren, and our neighbors, as they are all our kids, our future.
Paris Hilton 1, commonsense 0
Arguably the worst bill of the session just passed. House Bill 218 was a mishmash of House amendments when delivered to the Senate.
The other side of the Montana Constitution
For some time now I’ve watched efforts by Montanans to improve their state Constitution, and the anguished opposition by figures in Montana’s former political establishment, who exclaim, in essence, “How dare they?”