It's just common sense: High school girls shouldn't be forced to shower with boys. The Montana Locker Room Privacy Initiative will protect everyone's privacy, safety and dignity by keeping all locker rooms private from the opposite sex. Learn what you can do to help!
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It's just common sense: High school girls shouldn't be forced to shower with boys. The Montana Locker Room Privacy Initiative will protect everyone's privacy, safety and dignity by keeping all locker rooms private from the opposite sex. Learn what you can do to help!
The final days of any legislative session are a lot like flying: hours of boredom, punctuated by moments of sheer terror. This session has been a little different. It’s a lot like watching paint dry, followed by moments of intense frustration. That was the case yesterday when a small group of liberal Republicans joined all […]
With few exceptions, the Montana House and Senate are virtually the same. Both are legislative in nature, both follow essentially the same procedures, and both are run by part-time legislators who have real jobs, for the most part, outside of government. They do, however, have two major differences. The House, at least on paper, controls […]
In my humble opinion, one of the practices most damaging to our republic has been the incredible expansion of government through the use of rule-making authority. It basically transfers power from elected officials who are accountable to the people, to a group of nameless, faceless bureaucrats who oftentimes create rules that expand the power of […]
When it comes to naming a new Commissioner of Political Practices, the 2017 Legislative Session appears to be déjà vu all over again. Years ago, the nominating and confirmation process for Montana’s top political cop used to be fairly straightforward. All the players understood that the nominee needed to be recognized by BOTH political parties […]
When it comes to the courts, there’s an old saying, “The wheels of justice turn slowly.” So what happens when the slow-turning courts interface with a dysfunctional Congress? It appears the wheels just about grind to a halt. On February 13th, 2016, United States Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia died on a private ranch in […]
Politics at its core is a dog-eat-dog, winner-take-all game, where elections have tangible, far-reaching and serious consequences. And those consequences become more apparent each time we reach the end of a legislative session. In Montana, Republicans control the House and Senate by comfortable margins. The Executive Branch is controlled by Democrat Governor Steve Bullock, and […]
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