Politics

Elizabeth Warren announced today if she is elected President that she will forgive student loans up to $50,000 on her first day in office. What the hell is that?

LeBron James just stepped in it. They are burning his jerseys in Hong Kong after admonishing Houston's GM for siding with freedom seekers in Beijing.

Why didn't Governor Bullock tell us two years ago he wanted to ban guns that look like a military rifle, or ammunition?

After listening to the Democrats calling for medicare for all in last night's debate, I don't know how anyone who has worked so hard in the medical profession would vote for that Idea.

The Democrats in Washington have announced their plan to stop illegal immigration.

Today's blog is unusual for me because I hate blogging about politics. But, my Ring doorbell purchased at Costco turned political yesterday.

During the State of The Union address last night, I made a list of the things that Democrats did not clap for. Here they are: Greatness over gridlock 5.3 million jobs created with 600 thousand of them in manufacturing 5 million fewer people on food stamps the lowest unemployment numbers in history for Asians, Hispanics, and African Americans 159 million people now working The right-to-try order f

Why is vaping being penalized as much as tobacco? There can only be one answer: It looks like something that offends people.

Does everyone out there know that Kathleen Williams- who is running for the House, wasn't born in Montana? She graduated from Berkeley in California. I know how much this means to Democrats who hate people born in other states like Gianforte and Rosendale...

Jon Tester's campaign is now trying to counter his nickname that he earned after supporting the horrific Iran deal. Tehran Jon's TV commercials are now hoping to get mileage out of their nickname for Matt Rosendale. Making fun of where you are born won't have nearly the impact as supporting the world's most terrorist nation...

Actually, since I don't live in the city limits, I can't vote for ANY of the mayoral candidates. But, at this point in my life, I know a little bit about politics and politicians. And I don't care much for either. So, when I'm sitting someplace where they serve beer and somebody starts mouthing off about politics, I like to ask them who they like in the mayoral race...

Political advertisements are a necessary evil. But, I have a question for everybody who votes. After a very lengthy presidential election, and now a very hotly contested election for our lone senate seat in Montana, Is there any voter out there who doesn't know who they are going to vote for...