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Letters to the Editor

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Updated 1 month, 1 week ago

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 …

Updated 2 years ago
Letters to the editor Nov. 7

Letters to the editor Nov. 7

Updated 2 years ago
Be careful what you ask for when you vote

Reading the pages of this newspaper, it seems to me that the issues most troubling to those who write are the very issues troubling all of us.

Updated 2 years ago
Letters to the editor Nov. 4

Letters to the editor Nov. 4

Updated 2 years ago
Keep Montana, Montana when filling out your ballot

Election Day is around the corner, and one of the most fundamental rights we have as American citizens is the right to vote.

Updated 2 years ago
Letters to the editor Nov. 3

Letters to the editor Nov. 3

Updated 2 years ago
Halloween horror: Biden’s America

Do you like scary movies?

Updated 2 years ago
Letters to the editor Nov. 2

Letters to the editor Nov. 2

Updated 2 years ago
Letters to the editor Nov. 1

Letters to the editor Nov. 1

Updated 2 years ago
Brown will bring fresh view to high court

We have the unique opportunity to begin immediate change on the Montana Supreme Court this election.

Updated 2 years ago
Social Security and Medicare in the crosshairs

“Don’t tell anybody.” That’s the approach Republican Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell took when approached recently with the question of what his party would do if it regained control of Congress next year.

Updated 2 years ago
Letters to the editor Oct. 31

Letters to the editor Oct. 31

Updated 2 years, 1 month ago
Montana housing status quo unacceptable

As Republican and Democratic legislators representing a mix of Montana’s cities and rural areas, we have our fair share of political differences.

Updated 2 years, 1 month ago
Sound land use planning laws will build sustainable communities

Montana’s explosive popularity is stretching capacity and resources to the breaking point. Many communities are bursting at the seams, pushing development onto farmlands, dangerously siting homes within the wildlan…

Updated 2 years, 1 month ago
Chaplain’s perspective on ‘Born Alive’ question

I would like to provide the perspective of a hospital chaplain on the Born Alive Infant Protection Act, or LR-131, on the ballot this November.

Updated 2 years, 1 month ago
Time for change on the Montana Supreme Court

I am supporting James Brown to serve on the Montana Supreme Court.