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I think Marc Stopeck’s batting average is pretty low, but I found last week’s Shrubtown especially misinformed [ Viewpoints, Sept. 24 ]. Could we get a short list of the times that “jackbooted ATF thugs [were sent] into red states in the 1990s”? David Koresh in Waco? Maybe, although there were plenty of credible reports that he raped a number of the teens who were there. Or maybe this is a reference that Timothy McVeigh was treated unfairly?
Also: Prop. 13 reform | Newsom's pettiness | Affordable housing | Oak Flat | Like a fascist. East Bay Times reader letters to the editor for Oct. 7, 2025.
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Montana used to be a place that welcomed respectful debate of issues, and we worked together to find sensible solutions that considered as many views as possible. Not anymore. At least not if the party bosses get their way this spring.
By: Jim Peterson
Montana used to be a place that welcomed respectful debate of issues, and we worked together to find sensible solutions that considered as many views as possible. Not anymore. At least not if the party bosses get their way this spring.
By: Jim Peterson
Montana used to be a place that welcomed respectful debate of issues, and we worked together to find sensible solutions that considered as many views as possible.
By: Jim Peterson
The Montana GOP, under the leadership of former state legislator Art Wittich, has decided that hard-line ideology and picking the “right” kind of Republican candidate is more important than supporting Republican candidates who can most effectively represent their districts. Wittich and the current Montana GOP aim to tip the scales for hand-picked candidates during the primaries, rather than letting you decide in an open, honest contest.
