Remember Our Common Humanity
My New Year’s wish is that we all reflect on the many ways in which we have benefited from the wonderfully diverse heritages that shape our country
My New Year’s wish is that we all reflect on the many ways in which we have benefited from the wonderfully diverse heritages that shape our country
Civility is treated like a four-letter word, replaced by social media tantrums, 30-second attack ads, and campaign slogans that sound like loyalty oaths to Dear Leader
In Montana, we built reserves the way families do
A bipartisan permitting reform bill that could help reignite the American Dream
The grizzly bears that are gradually appearing today in parts of central Montana along the Missouri River are not expanding into new territory. They are returning home.
If they really believe the 2025 property tax legislation is so bad, they should develop an alternative solution
Under Republican government, it’s harder for most Montana families to get by
When wildlife policy is guided by storytelling instead of comprehensive science, we undermine effective management
With sales tax you can see the amount of the tax on the sales receipt. Not so with tariffs.
You cannot be for keeping public lands in public hands and also support putting their most determined opponent in charge of managing them
Let’s work together for a shared future
They chose corruption over the people of Montana and ethical integrity
How our moral and common-sense obligation provides a better life
Montana communities need to decide if they can afford these new neighbors
The feds are weighing in on wolf policy. If Montana doesn’t act, it could lose its right to call the shots.