Clean Water Rule Means Big Fish and Big Money
Fishing is at the heart of the state’s $7 billion per year outdoor recreation economy
Fishing is at the heart of the state’s $7 billion per year outdoor recreation economy
There is time to fix this and I’m hoping everyone involved will put their heads together to find a better solution to our budget woes
Public land ownership creates a cooperative for hunters and anglers to partner in efforts to conserve our nation’s resources
We can come from different backgrounds, faiths and cultures, cheer for different teams, and still have a common bond
Monuments are considered capstones of conservation, but important details have been overlooked
I thank all my past customers and associates who have made it possible for me to preserve the Kalispell Lumber building
There is very little evidence that fuel reductions are a good strategy or really work as fire prevention
Continuing to grow government and patch holes with ever-increasing taxpayer funding is not the way to grow the state economy
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