Dear Editor: Dr. Al Olszewski will best represent Montana! He has the longest history of service to the state (as a veteran, doctor and state legislator), is articulate and can clearly defend conservative interests, and has a good sense of … read more
Dear Editor: We find tactual problems with Denis Pitman’s clarifying his vote on a 96-unit development for 10.77 acres on Barrett Road in the Heights, which was in the 4/12/2018 agenda packet and reported in the Gazette on 4/18/2018 by … read more
Dear Editor: So, concerning the new Lockwood High School, it seems that our personal tax bill will be $797 for the current Lockwood Grade School. You say the $454 for SD2 High School tax bill will go down to $227. … read more
Dear Editor: In law we have the “reasonable person” test. Any reasonable person watching the political ads put on by Troy Downing would rightly assume that he had been both a helicopter and jet pilot in the United States Air … read more
Dear Editor: Giving Away Your Data Most data is obtained legally, with your consent. But many times you don’t recognize when you are providing your information. There are many steps you can take to help protect your privacy. Here are a … read more
Dear Editor: I appreciated Krayton Kerns’ comments in his column last week regarding profanity. In his column, Krayton described both personal and national instances where profanity was used. This subject has been on my mind as well, having read of … read more
Dear Editor: As a casual and occasional reader of this publication, I have been drawn to the Letter to The Editor column. I do so enjoy and find great humor in some of the fact-less right wing fear and hatemongering. … read more
Dear Editor: In the Marbury V. Madison case, the U.S. Supreme Court proclaimed that it had the authority to invalidate a law passed by Congress and signed by the president. Of course, this right is not found in the U.S. … read more
Dear Editor: As one who flew fighter aircraft for the Air Force in Vietnam I am confused about the political ads Troy Downing has been putting out. He says he was a helicopter pilot and was some type of jet … read more
Dear Editor: Russ Fagg is the conservative choice. Russ Fagg is the obvious choice for the U.S. Senate race. He is: * Pro-Second Amendment. * Pro-education. * Pro-limited government. * Pro-life. * Pro-jobs, and * Pro-balanced budget. Russ will read more
Dear Editor: “Obfuscation” – to make obscure or unintelligible. Gov. Steve Bullock and his party have been considered very environmentally conscious, but it seems they are forging a new direction. North Dakota is not currently allowing the disposal of Bakken oilfield … read more
Dear Editor: I suggest that Russ Fagg review the U.S. V. Dougherty case; the cite is 473/F2d/1113. Among other things, this case held that a criminal trial court jury has the right to engage in jury nullification. It also says … read more
Dear Editor: Wow, Jon Tester’s ads tell us he’s “out of fingers” counting the ways he’s just like Donald Trump. Truth is, he WISHES Montanans would run out of fingers when remembering the times he bowed to Obama, Pelosi, Clinton … read more
Dear Editor: Hey, Huntley Project neighbors! The snow was deep this winter, but it’s gone now, and we can all look forward to signs of spring in our yards and neighborhoods. What we are NOT looking forward to is seeing … read more
Dear Editor: Where is the justice system in Montana? Gene Jarussi, the state’s hired liar, has asked for information that he holds in his possession and is accusing me of not playing fair or being hard to deal with. He … read more
Dear Editor: In November, Montana voters have an important role to play in giving Republicans a 60-vote majority in the Senate. Since each state gets two senators, one Montana vote is worth 19.85 New York and 39.54 California votes, since … read more
Dear Editor: A few days after the Ides of March, Russ Fagg called me and asked me if I would stop hammering him in my letters to the editor. At the suggestion of Mr. Fagg, , . First, I would … read more
Dear Editor: Saw on Internet Steve Daines and Greg Gianforte want to open the Snowy Mountains up for industrial development. Yes, jobs boost the economy, jobs for a long time. Invite the multi-national corporations to extract our wealth and leave … read more
Dear Editor: With a May 8 mail-in ballot, Lockwood voters will be asked to support a bond that will pay for the proposed High School. The Lockwood Community Education Committee is leading the campaign to vote “Yes” on the May … read more
Dear Editor: I am really disappointed in Mr. Wolf’s name-calling in his March 9 “column.” “Been depressed with Gianfortress, Danes, and Slinky.” We should be able to have a civil discussion about our elected leaders, whether we agree with them … read more
