Voices

Lindsay Nugent writes, "This great project will become truly excellent with bicycle facilities that are physically separated from moving cars."

Sen. Mary Ann Dunwell
and Rep. Mary Caferro write, "Gianforte is not the first governor to have a criminal record, but he might be the first to use deceit to keep food out of the mouths of hungry children."

Mike Garrity writes, "Decades of logging, road building and motorized recreation have fragmented grizzly habitat and limited recovery.

Jim Elliott writes, "It’s important to understand that a “political agenda” is nothing more than a demeaning term for a differing opinion, and as someone once noted, a difference of opinion is why we have horse races. To settle the matter."

Missoula County Republicans write, "While liberal activists play dead, Missoula Republicans are organizing a food drive."

Justin Ailport writes, "They seem to have forgotten a core Montana value: You show up for your neighbors when they’re in need. It begs the question: If they’re not representing Montana interests, then who are they representing?"

Carl Davis writes, "Who knows where Trump’s specious trade wars and whack-a-mole economic policies will lead next? They’re unlikely to bode well for Montana agriculture."

Lily Walsh writes, "There are an increasing number of professionals, organizations, coalitions, and community members across the state dedicated to preventing suicide."

Ellen Tenenbaum writes, "The quality of care that I experienced showed that the little things are the big things."

Mike Garrity writes, "Unfortunately, the governor and delegation appear locked into outdated, unscientific, and unsupported false assumptions that wild Yellowstone bison have transmitted brucellosis to cattle. They have not."