Voices

Sneed Collard writes, "Under the false flags of “government efficiency” and “reducing waste” the administration is aiming to sack hundreds of thousands of skilled workers who are not directly answerable to him."

David Daniels writes, "Republicans who attack LGBTQ rights and families supporting their own children need to confront their own insecurities about sexuality."

Don Thomas writes, "Polls consistently show overwhelming bipartisan opposition to land transfer in Montana."

Kim Gillan writes, "As the 119th Congress gets to work, I’m hopeful that Montana’s Congressional Delegation will prioritize and support legislation that addresses the ever-growing cost of prescription drugs."

Sen. Shane Morigeau writes, "Democrats are putting Montanans first by ensuring Montana must remain a place where hardworking people can afford to live."

Sneed Collard writes, "Musk and many others are too rich to worry about it, but as usual, the rest of us will suffer."

Jim Elliott writes, "How much disdain must Musk have for people to turn their lives upside down? Maybe that’s the wrong question. Maybe it should be how much love does he have for his ability to do what he wants."

Jerome Walker writes, "Now is the time for a few courageous and compassionate Republican Representatives to stand up for the people in their districts and vote against extending the 2017 tax cuts."

Corey Ellis writes, "What is surprising is the Republicans of the Senate and House have not been able to find the spine to stand up against their new king and act as a check to the executive branch as our country’s framers intended."

Rep. Becky Edwards writes, "We now have vital federal programs and services on the chopping block, including grants and loans for small businesses, agricultural producers, local governments, and more."