Economic Numbers Underscore Need for Office of Outdoor Recreation
Our economy actually depends on conservation of our public lands
Our economy actually depends on conservation of our public lands
I encourage Montanans to take a step back to look at the big picture of our state economy
Magic occurs when diverse interests and stakeholders put their differences aside and focus on their commonalities
Some of my fellow legislators believe that handing out tax treats like candy to big corporations makes more jobs
The price that NorthWestern must pay for the power supplied by renewables is ultimately borne by the consumer
I hope Sens. Jon Tester and Steve Daines will provide the necessary leadership on this important issue
The economic experiment in market medicine has failed because when it comes to hospital care it’s usually a need, not a want
Congress should repeal Obamacare immediately but allow those who wish to stay on it a two-year period while Congress works on a solution
In a challenging session our Legislature was able to provide a prudent and balanced budget that recognized the needs of our communities
Because we all live downstream, the Clean Water Act must protect water at its sources
Current proposed funding cuts at both the state and federal level will end up costing our communities more in the long run
The Montana Consumer Counsel deserves the thanks of every Montana ratepayer
The U.S. Senate bill fails to address the very issue Montanans need us to tackle: the rising cost of health care
I’m going to carefully scrutinize the U.S. Senate proposal to determine if it secures the right outcomes for Montanans
What happens in the Elk River Valley flows down to Lake Koocanusa and the Kootenai River