What the internet needs is the same thing that our politicians need, simple kindness

Ignore much of the utter nonsense that will pervade our midterm elections, but volunteer and then turn out to vote for Jon Tester

Montana is fortunate to have so many small farmers statewide

Leaders are not born, rather groomed by their elders, family, and community

It feels like the people who control Congress and the White House are doing everything possible to make it harder for us

Out-of-state big money and nasty politics won't bring down Sen. Tester

The generation younger than me offers plenty of hope toward a better way, a better day

I abhor government waste, those taxpayer dollars free flowing out the walls, windows, roofs and cracks of our public buildings

Conservation rooted in water, public land, timber and recreation is key to our economy

Twenty-five dollars was the median contribution that a Montanan made to the re-election of U.S. Sen Jon Tester

Judging by the speed of House Democrats’ fundraising, it seems the Montanans contributing to candidates are hungry for change

Livingston Food Resource Center is a community hub of food distribution, culinary training, senior supper clubs, and many kids programs

Someone has to teach Washington D.C. how to drive; it’s your government

Midterm elections routinely go against the party that controls the White House

If you want accountability from Congress, better turn out the vote for Jon Tester