Voices

David James writes, "Presently, Trump’s order to Speaker Johnson and House Republicans' NOT to help Ukraine in its defense against Russia, plus Russian intelligence efforts to destroy President Biden’s reelection, now look eerily suspicious."

Tom France writes, "The fate of a nation hangs in the balance, and the echoes of American abandonment will reverberate far beyond Ukraine’s borders."

Brad Johnson writes, "In my hour-long meeting with Senator Daines at the NRSC office in D.C. last December, he made it clear that, in his view, there is no place for another candidate in this race."

Richard Dunbar writes, "Those criticizing NorthWestern should take a closer look at the reason they are being forced into buying power on the open market in the first place, and give credit where credit is due—because at the end of the day, the critics of NorthWestern’s all-of-the-above energy strategy are the ones directly responsible for everyone paying more for power."

Jim Nelson writes, "It has been said that "When fascism comes to America, it will come wrapped in the flag and waving the cross." And, this is happening in America right now!"

Sam Oliver writes, "We anticipate filling the remaining units this spring, supporting the trend of absorption rates for a market with high demand for rental properties."

"We have long supported grizzly bear delisting once population objectives are met and once laws and regulations will remain in place to assure grizzly bear populations and habitat will continue to be carefully managed post-delisting."

Terry Minow writes, "Due to this loss of eligibility, Montana stands to lose millions of federal health care dollars that support our rural hospitals, local pharmacies, nursing homes and treatment centers."

Missoula County commissioners write, "If the assessed value of your home had stayed the same as last year, or if the state had lowered the residential tax rate, most homeowners across the state would actually be paying less in county taxes this year."

Emily Cleveland writes, "If the BLM was looking for some demand for these rules, it indeed found it in the comments it has received, and in poll after poll showing that Montanans and other Westerners want the BLM to stop prioritizing industry at the expense of clean water, wildlife habitat, and recreation opportunities."