Angela Mastrovito writes, "Rebekah’s story is a stark reminder of the ongoing battle against domestic violence and the importance of continued vigilance and support for those affected."
Ted Dick writes, "Under this plan, the largest U.S. banks would be forced to bolster their capital reserves by about 20%, providing a larger buffer against potential losses stemming from market volatility or economic downturns."
Sue Orr writes, "Jon Tester is the real deal, a dirt farmer, teacher, meat cutter, former president of the MT Senate and our US Senator who get things done for us in DC."
Eva Molina and Eric Heiman write, "The time for action is now, yet the Montana Public Service Commission is illegally delaying a rulemaking petition that would allow real climate action to take hold in Montana."
Doug James writes, "In a time where the future of our education system is at a critical juncture, it is imperative that we have a leader who prioritizes the well-being and success of our students above all else."
Michael Garrity writes, "To enable the logging, the agency planned on bulldozing a stunning 40.7 miles of new logging roads in the Little Belt Mountains north of White Sulphur Springs, Montana."
Steve Kelly writes, "Most people who own real estate, work and live on this settler-colonized land we now call “America,” cannot answer the question. So, how can we discern a proper answer?"
Jerome Walker writes, "I urge you to pass the torch and force the Democratic Convention to run a younger candidate with better chances of protecting the world’s oldest democracy."