
The Republicans have mounted a feckless inquisition into the Supreme Court and its administrator. Once again, they’re wasting our time and money on their playground games.

The Republicans have mounted a feckless inquisition into the Supreme Court and its administrator. Once again, they’re wasting our time and money on their playground games.

After Rep. Jennifer Carlson’s HB 415 failed, she introduced HB 702 with the same language – prohibiting “discrimination based on vaccination status.” Sen. Tom McGillvray carried it in that chamber.

Sen. David Howard (R-Paucity) saw his SB 162 get tabled, so he slipped the same language into Rep. Julie Dooling’s HB 689. It would exempt religious organizations from reporting any political expenditures.

The ongoing pissing match between the three branches of government provides a high form of entertainment, along with a modicum of disgust.

Rep. Barry Usher (R-Bilious) is carrying a bill to elect Supreme Court justices by district, rather than all of them statewide.

These reprobate Republican representatives each sponsored a bill to radically alter I-190, approved by the voters in November to legalize recreational marijuana. All three bills are headed to the Senate – let them figure it out!

… shipped by boilerplate to Montana from the “Special Forces of Liberty” and sponsored by, I can only guess, extremely stupid Republicans.

Rep. Greg Hertz (R-Polecat) Is trying to hurriedly pass at least two complex tax bills that would cost Montana millions.

Fitzpatrick wants to cover NW Energy’s butt with a bill to put ratepayers on the hook for the costs of Colstrip, whether it generates power or not.

In a bill to distribute funds from the American Rescue Plan, the Republicans would cut 20% from every grant to any local government with stricter COVID restrictions than the state.