MT Public Radio Commentary: Business-Friendly City Comparison
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View ArticleGreat Falls Tribune: Judge hears testimony in Gallik case
HELENA – A Missoula judge heard more than two hours of testimony in a Helena courtroom Wednesday in a lawsuit alleging former Commissioner of Political Practices Dave Gallik abused his state office....
View ArticleMontana Public Radio Commentary: Philosophies on Philosophies
Philosophies on Philosophies By: Carl Graham, CEO, Montana Policy Institute With stimulus packages apparently designed to just stimulate government growth, “Quantitative Easing” that’s only inflating...
View ArticleContrast of Facts On the Presidential Race
This is long for a blog post. Sorry about that. But I was cc’d on an email exchange between two people I know that is worth sharing. The first email was a list of President Obama’s accomplishments...
View ArticleMontana Public Radio Commentary: The Courtier Society
By: Carl Graham, CEO, Montana Policy Institute Thanksgiving always reminds me of an old Twilight Zone episode where the aliens show up in sparkly robes with gleaming big eyes and smiles all around....
View ArticleNow Is Not the Time for Medicaid Expansion
Bozeman – Governor Bullock has decided to ignore the Schweitzer administration’s budget submitted last November and instead opt into Obamacare’s Medicaid eligibility expansion. This looks to be a...
View ArticleHeartland Institute: MT Relooking Hydro as Renewable Power
Montana Sen. Jim Keane (D-Butte) has filed legislation to define hydropower as a renewable power source for meeting Montana’s renewable power mandates. Continue Reading…
View ArticleGF Tribune: Judge Says MPI Lawsuit Against Gallik Can Proceed
HELENA — In an order filed Thursday, Missoula District Judge John Larson said a lawsuit against former Commissioner of Political Practices Dave Gallik can proceed. Continue reading here…
View ArticleWA Free Beacon: Schweitzer wins seat on board of company he intervened on...
Former Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer won a seat on the board of a major mining company on May 2 and will now benefit from a deal he brokered on behalf of the company as the state’s Democratic governor....
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