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Letters to the Editor
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Letter to the editor: GOP debates lack respect
The phenomenon of right-wing columnists paid to produce an endless profusion of unsubstantiated drivel remains a mystery. A fine example of th…
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posted: February 11
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Letter to the editor: HPBH working fine as WSA
I would like to thank Rep. Rehberg for his position of asking the Forest Service to draft another travel plan on the Gallatin Hyalite Porcupin…
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posted: February 11
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Letter to the editor: Foreign oil influencing policy
Our nation’s dependence on oil and the inextricable link between U.S. national security and oil supply is in the spotlight once again as tensi…
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posted: February 11
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Letter to the editor: Loss of farms due to kids cashing out, not taxes
Speaking as a tax attorney, the "death tax takes the farm" is a myth.
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posted: February 10
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Letter to the editor: We are fortunate to have Sen. Tester representing us
We are fortunate to have Sen. Tester representing Montanans and all Americans in the United States Senate. He thinks and cares deeply about im…
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posted: February 10
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Letter to the editor: Park system stressed, why spend more on house?
In regards to buying the house on South Church for construction of a new park:
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posted: February 10
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Letter to the editor: It's time for our senators to tackle real problem facing the nation
In an email this week, Senator Tester proposes sponsoring a Constitutional Amendment to overturn the Supreme Court’s Citizen’s United decision…
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February 09
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Letter to the editor: Kaleidoscope has value to Bozeman community
I read with interest the front page article about the dire financial straits of the Kaleidoscope Youth Theater on Jan. 28. Bozeman is fortunat…
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posted: February 08
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Letter to the editor: Mitt Romney ignorant to reality of own wealth
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posted: February 08
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Letter to the editor: Mitt Romney qualified to be our next president
I reviewed Mitt Romney's tax return this morning. There is nothing very complicated about the return. I prepare many returns just as complicat…
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posted: February 07
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Letter to the editor: Mike Phillips an advocate for wildlife and wild places
Mike Phillips is the only wildlife ecologist in the Montana Legislature. He has championed the Montana Wild Buffalo Recovery and Conservation …
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posted: February 06
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Letter to the editor: Tobacco industry looking to hook Montana's youth
The colors are bright and eye catching, some items smell and taste sweet and they appeal to young people. The tobacco industry is promoting ne…
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posted: February 06
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Letter to the editor: Immigration killing jobs for American workers
Recent news reveals dawning awareness in two of our prominent pols on the damage that mass immigration is doing to our country. On Jan. 13, Ri…
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posted: February 06
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Letter to the editor: Misinformation in letter over XL Pipeline decision
Sunday's letter to the editor challenging Montana Democrats to condemn President Obama for "delaying" the XL Pipeline is outstanding for its m…
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posted: February 05
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Letter to the editor: If a school bus can run a red light, why can't I?
I guess the requirement to stop at stop signs and red lights has also been repealed. Tuesday morning I saw a school bus blatantly run a red li…
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posted: February 05
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Letter to the editor: Woods a great candidate for House District 64
This is a simple letter; no flash, no jargon, no rhetoric – exactly what you can expect from candidate Tom Woods who is running for the Montan…
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posted: February 05
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