Named in one of Political Practices Commissioner Jon Motl’s lawsuits, I didn’t hear from their office until I wrote a letter to the Helena Independent Record editor about Mr. Motl. A local reporter told me about the January decision, sent me a copy of the lawsuit in April, and after his April article sent me a copy of the letter upon which the lawsuit is based. One look at the letter and I knew I hadn’t written it. The case against me as president of Montana ProLife Coalition is therefore nonexistent. Are Mr. Motl’s other cases capricious and sloppily done? No notification, no verification of data? Is this slipshod incompetence? A Laurel and Hardy comedy? Or is there sinister design? Mr. Motl’s lawsuits that carry significant penalties are against conservative prolife Republicans. This suggests, rather than incompetence, pro-abortion big government Democrat Gov. Steve Bullock appointee Motl is fomenting a concerted effort to maintain the Montana political good old boys club that includes Democrats and Republicans like Bruce Tutvedt who vote like Democrats. I believe most Montanans believe in fairness, regardless where they fall politically. The man who claims to wage a righteous war against “dark money” … to see what darkness is, he and Bullock need only look in the mirror.
Annie Bukacek, president
Montana ProLife Coalition