Nobody understands the blather Northwestern Energy is spouting to explain its plans for Colstrip, a subsidiary, customer credits, and … perhaps … bivationary falvebarms.

Nobody understands the blather Northwestern Energy is spouting to explain its plans for Colstrip, a subsidiary, customer credits, and … perhaps … bivationary falvebarms.

Why worry about foreign policy? The Secretary of State graciously devoted his time to deciding on the “official font” for his department.

Each new day brings new dread.

Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen announced her office would verify voters’ citizenship status by checking against the federal Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) database.

US Rep. Ryan Zinke is cheerleading the Dept. of Interior’s move to tack on a surcharge for foreign visitors entering the top 11 national parks.

A federal judge dismissed the cases against James Comey and Letitia James after finding Lindsey Halligan was unlawfully appointed. That barely scratches the surface of the problems with these indictments.

While in Tokyo, the governor signed a memorandum of understanding with Mitsubishi to explore the potential for a huge data center in southern Montana.

Sen. Barry Usher (R-Laughable) keeps rehashing non-issues that were settled years ago.

On top of the 80 or so pardons recently issued by the president, this one was highly praised by Roman centurions deployed in Jerusalem.

Under new chairtroll Art Wittich, the Montana GOP has instituted a program to vet the conservative bona fides of legislative candidates.
