Who Are True Friends of Nation’s Veterans?
The buck also and most importantly stops with the U.S. Congress
The buck also and most importantly stops with the U.S. Congress
After the primary election, my email box lit up with moaning and groaning about Democratic “cross-over” voting
The recent Republican Primary election results provided plenty to argue about.
On June 3, 33 percent of the voters voted for Ryan Zinke for U.S. House.
Sen. Ed Walker misses out on some of the facts in his letter.
Even staunch supporters of President Barack Obama are at a loss to explain his ill-advised trade of five Taliban generals for one U.S. Army deserter.
There are a lot of great things happening in Montana.
President Barack Obama’s historic decision to act on carbon emissions will undoubtedly emit years of ideological political rhetoric. The proposal is several hundred pages but calls for a state-based solution to reducing 2005 carbon emissions by 30 percent from coal plants over the next 16 years.
Congress ignores carbon pollution but routinely doles out hundreds of billions of dollars in taxpayer funds for weather-related mitigation like super-storm disaster relief, fierce forest fires and selective crop insurance.
How good is your business at pricing custom work?
Often, at least in news reports, drones, or Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), are affiliated with government overreach or targeting terrorists in far off lands.
We’ve made some choices, but we have more to make. In doing so let’s consider the concept of “civic attitude.”
Policy makers in Washington State obviously want to make it virtually impossible to mine coal in Montana.
When you have hunted, hiked, worked and snowmobiled – you name it – on Forest Service land for decades, you can begin to feel as if you had an entitlement to that land.
I’m disappointed by the recent decision by Republicans in Congress to block a bipartisan bill to protect the North Fork.
Does your guarantee provide value and eliminate risk for the prospect, or does it simply give their money back?
While giving their money back is often seen as an ideal guarantee, the fact is that while it’s the easiest effective guarantee you can make, it’s also the least common denominator.
Does your business reputation depend on least common denominator service? I suspect it doesn’t.