| Our condolences to the friends and family of Judy Wang, a Missoula prosecutor and a champion of victims of domestic violence.
Yech: "White-supremacy materials being distributed in Bozeman mark the re-emergence of a hate group with a history in Montana, a human rights group says.
"The fliers, including one that calls for a 'white revolution' because 'the white race has been targeted for death,' are from the Creativity Movement, an Illinois-based group that believes 'the white race is the finest and noblest creation of nature.'"
Speaking of paranoid anti-government voices, KGEZ shut down. Let's hope John Stokes takes a long vacation...
Montana to be the first state to try a "new approach" to prescription drug plans for its employees. Essentially, it spurs plan members to use the "cheapest" and "most efficient" prescription drug available, and requires those that choose a more expensive drug to pay extra. And for drugs without "significant clinical value" - like Viagra - members will have to pay full price. A harbinger of cost-cutting measures for healthcare across the country?
Gravel pits continue to spark controversy.
Is Harry Reid going to kill the public option? Seems like a poor way to woo supporters in a tough election year...
This is a good time to remember that the better the public option, the cheaper healthcare reform would be...
Uwe Reinholdt breaks down the profits of a private insurer...
Some more perspective on the ACORN hubbub: "And you'll notice something else about the top 10 criminal companies receiving government contracts: they're all recipients of military contracts. They've sold weapons to national enemies, leaked radiation, poisoned the environment, defrauded the government, bribed officials, recklessly endangered soldiers, and dozens of other offenses."
Unemployment for young Americans at 52.2 percent. And you wonder why young voters support Obama over the obstructionist, self-serving nay-sayers in the Republican party...
John Kyl schooled by Debbie Stabenow. With video! |
