Voices

George Christensen writes, "Scrapping the Roadless Rule could have real consequences for our fall outdoor adventures, but also for our drinking water, the wildlife that defines the West, and our efforts to prevent wildfires caused by people."

Jim Elliott writes, "The Roadless Rule was put in place during the George W. Bush administration. It protects some 50 million acres from development and road building."

Alice Boyer writes, "There’s momentum, energy and hope for Montana’s future building around his campaign and I’m proud to be a part of the growing coalition supporting him."

Roger Koopman writes, "You may think you have the right to vote. The right to exercise your constitutional franchise to select the candidate of your choice. You would be wrong. In Montana, that right no longer exists."

Doug James writes, "Art Wittich created a purity test for the GOP. It’s like 7th grade all over."

Abby Huseth writes, "Let’s join together to reclaim a vision of a thriving future for all, taking action and raising our voices right here in our backyard."

Mike Garrity writes, "It's a waste of taxpayer resources for the Forest Service to ignore previous court orders to push its logging first agenda."

Mike Bader writes, "The Trump Administration has released five horsemen to run roughshod over America the Beautiful, playing out Manifest Destiny 2.0 at the expense of all that is good and whole."

Rosie Costain and Ryan Wilbur write, "The berry crop failures in many areas and the dry, hot summer haven’t made things easy for bears or people."

Jim Elliott writes, "The latest attempt of party leaders to remove two political gadflies from the November ballot has resulted in a defeat for the party leadership and an increase in bad blood between the party purists and the more moderate party members under attack."