LWCF has deteriorated into one of too many narrow, special-interest entitlements

, I’m grateful to Congressman Zinke and others for finally putting forth proposals that might help to end the 30-years drought of common sense on our public lands

Why in tarnation aren’t average American citizens entitled to access and study the facts on which these designations may be made?

At issue today is the result of direct adverse interventions by no less than the Secretary of Interior himself

There are too many journalists who are merely going through the motions, like zombies

Millions more would be lost to Montana’s already weak economy

Listen to the millions who won’t make corridor comments

It seems the fix was in from the beginning

All that noise on TV, radio, your phone, your doorbell, the newspaper – is aimed at those who know the least

Two huge issues dominate, running parallel to the plan revision: grizzlies and lynx

Here is the place that cranked out more aluminum per worker than any other smelter in America

Everyone knows Stoltze’s land in Haskill is incredibly valuable – or would be if “planning” politics ever allowed it

If you raise the bottom rung of the ladder, everyone on the ladder claws up another rung, leaving those on the bottom rung, still on the bottom

CSKT were first into court and last to the negotiating table

In both Washington, D.C. and Helena, I’ve watched “government in action”