Republican Maps for Indian Country: Broken Promises
Eliminating majority-minority legislative districts in Indian Country and diluting Native votes has other major consequences for the entire state
Eliminating majority-minority legislative districts in Indian Country and diluting Native votes has other major consequences for the entire state
Without access to childcare, parents are sometimes forced to make impossible decisions
Together let’s welcome a new healthier school year with hopeful positive collaboration that puts our students’ learning at the center
Legislators must now decide if a special session is the right format for making decisions on the largest surplus in our state’s history
We are calling for a Special Session of the Legislature in September to give $900 million in rebates to taxpayers and pay off $100 million of the State’s existing debt
We are proud to live in a state where both our U.S. senators put America’s future ahead of partisan politics and voted in favor of the CHIPS Act
The money to pay for these critical cost-cutting policies is sitting in a bank account in Helena. You’ve already put it there. Now, it’s about time you got some of it back.
Fact-based forest management and dialogue will best serve our communities and our public lands
Unlike my cluttered nightstand and piles of books that I tend to like seeds, my grandmother is a carnivore. Her teeth have sharpened with time.
Pittman-Robertson funds are generated through a tax on firearms, ammunition, and archery supplies, with all revenues earmarked for conservation, habitat improvement, and wildlife
America’s ability to make goods has shrunk over time and that should be a concern
Flathead First is not interested in defining who is, or is not, a “real” Republican or “real” Democrat. We are simply REAL Montanans who care deeply about the future of the Flathead.
cause Biden’s open border policy has overwhelmed Border Patrol resources, only 40% of personnel are available for enforcement activities, affecting every state adversely
Despite a looming $1.5 billion budget surplus we expect Gov. Gianforte will continue to squash any broad-based residential tax reform
It is difficult, if not impossible to access a mental health provider on a drop-in basis