Politics

It happens. Seasons change. Opinions change. Times change. We have lost people and their allegiance through the years, usually do to differences in political opinions. Apparently, if you voted differently than we did, then we can't even be friends...

My first thought happened about 10 a.m. yesterday morning,  "Thank God that I don't have to play any more political commercials". Then, I saw gloating on Facebook by the people that voted for Trump. And that's fine if that's your thing...

As I continually get more and more sickened by all of the political advertisements that I see on Television and hear on the radio, I have a couple of thoughts. First, some years ago there was apparently a law on the books in Montana where no political ads could run on an election day...

My job here requires me to be active on social media, and in doing so I see a lot of political opinions that I don't agree with. And today was hard. Hard to just sit there and watch all of the anti gun wackos raising hell about how better guns laws would have prevented the nightclub shooting in Orlando...

By now I'm sure that you've heard that former president Bill Clinton is coming to Montana to stump for his wife. Clinton, in my opinion, wasn't a bad president, he just will always be known to have the most famous White House scandal in history...

As we once again approach one of the worst seasons in my existence, which is political season, I am wondering about equal time. There's an opinion where a PSC hopeful is attacking a current member of the board criticizing his attendance and voting record...

National politics take center stage this Wednesday when Democratic presidential candidate, Bernie Sanders, holds a rally at Metrapark. No matter where you stand politically, I hope that you at least watch it on TV; or better yet, take your kids to it so that they remember it...

First of all, I'm not really complaining. I have a life that most people would love to have. And a job that is awesome. But, there are times when the old daily grind gets you down. Even though the weather is absolutely gorgeous, I'm thinking ahead to political advertising season...

Senator Jon Tester wants to raise the debt limit again claiming economic disaster if we don't borrow more to pay our debt. I am thoroughly convinced this man has lost it; borrowing more money to pay debt that we cant pay. In the words of governor Bullock, he must hate 4 year olds...

Chester the Cheetah is going into politics with his sights set on Chester, Montana, a town near Great Falls that has a population of 900 residents.

The power and influence of women in America has grown exponentially over the years ever since the introduction of the 19th Amendment. But even still, many women are not treated fairly, let alone equal to their male counterparts. Which state in America is considered best for women's equality? Hint: Not Montana.

The fundraising efforts of politicians running for national office are fast, furious and wide-ranging. It's almost impossible to commit the time necessary to check into the backgrounds of all but the biggest donors to find out where the money is coming from...