Voices

Doug James writes "Democracy works best when people vote. It fails when fear, political opportunism, and imaginary enemies keep us from the ballot box."

Andrea Olsen writes, "To protect our rights, liberties and freedoms, government power must be constrained and the rule of law upheld. To do otherwise, betrays the promise of America."

Reggie Spaulding writes, "Two thirds of Montanans understand that climate change is real and human caused, so it seems that our representatives should start taking it seriously."

Sen. Ellie Boldman and Rep. Josh Seckinger write, "This bill does one simple thing. It clarifies in Montana law that corner crossing — when no private land is touched and no property is damaged — is lawful."

Gregory Morse writes, "It's not perfect, but it is the most thoughtful and community-focused proposal this site has seen in decades—and a meaningful step forward for Bonner’s future."

Reilly Neill writes, "The transfer of Montanans’ private voter data to outside corporations raises additional concerns. Public office must never be used for personal or political gain."

David Ward writes, "There are better ways to strengthen domestic critical mineral supply without risky mines like Sheep Creek."

Jason Merkel writes, "Data centers—and the industries that support them—bring long-term investment, local tax revenue, and good-paying jobs. With careful planning and strong safeguards, we can grow our economy without compromising fairness or reliability."

David Daniels writes, "I don’t even speak Spanish but I enjoyed and appreciated Bad Bunny’s halftime show. It’s the type of performance that can cut through our shame and make us proud again to be American."

Joe Perry writes, "That’s what Montana has turned into – a playground for the billionaires, outfitters and large landowners who profit from the public’s wildlife."