The Department of Justice recently announced its intention to investigate whether Richard Nixon got a raw deal during Watergate. Now, it will probably go back even further.

I’m only paraphrasing what the Republican candidate for U.S. House district 1, Aaron Flint, said in Missoula.

As Charlie Brereton jumps ship, he leaves behind an agency that kicked thousands of Medicaid, canceled a legislated increase in Medicaid rates, can’t get federal certification for its psychiatric hospital, and so on. Of course, the governor heaps high praise on the boy blunder.

Earlier this year, Montana’s congressional delegation blew a lot of smoke about unleashing “beautiful, clean” coal. Bids on federal coal leases haven’t really boomed.

Given the Trump administration’s announcement that it is repealing emission limits on coal and gas power plants, it’s time to repost this panel from last year.

The governor’s socialist scheme to help the rich clearly serves as a prelude to introducing a sales tax. The guy next to da guv is Chris Cargill, head of Mountain States Policy Center.