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 March 2
Letters to the editor March 2
Malice, lies and market share
In a Montana Viewpoint article a month ago called “Marketing Anger” I wrote about the prevalence of anger as an economic force as well as a political force, saying, “There is also the economic aspect of anger such …
Bill preserves the right to hunt, fish and trap
With all the misinformation being spread about House Bill 372, I thought I’d take a minute to clear the air and break it down for everyone to digest.
Letters to the editor Feb. 28
Letters to the editor Feb. 28
Letters to the editor Feb. 27
Letters to the editor Feb. 27
Montana Freedom Caucus isn't about freedom
Montana now has a Freedom Caucus, just like the big boys in dysfunctional Washington.
Time to reassess Montana's tax exempt properties
How many buildings in Montana get fire and police protection for free?
Save ranching and wildlife — invest in relationships
As a cattleman in northwestern Montana, you learn to live with uncertainty and disappointments.
Chinese spying exposes American tech vulnerabilities
The Chinese spy balloons that have traversed Montana should serve as a glaring wake up call to all Americans about the increasingly aggressive and adversarial stance the Chinese government is taking against our cou…
Letters to the editor Feb. 26
Letters to the editor Feb. 26
Commissioners’ letter shows callous indifference
In a letter to Flathead County residents, the Flathead County Commissioners called upon their “peers serving on city councils” to join them in their battle cry against the homeless population in Kalispell. This let…
Legislation will make it cheaper and easier to build more housing
There is no singular cause for Montana’s housing crisis. Rising costs of land, materials, and labor combined with people moving into our communities, further straining our infrastructure, has made for an increasing…
Letters to the editor Feb. 24
Letters to the editor Feb. 24
Legislature providing financial relief to Montanans
Republicans’ No. 1 goal this legislative session has been to provide financial relief to Montanans struggling with Joe Biden’s inflation and the high cost of living.
Amending Montana’s Constitution thoughtfully
2022 was the year of celebrating the fiftieth birthday of Montana’s Constitution — its visionary provisions and the unique bipartisan approach adopted by the citizen delegates who wrote it.