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In a Republic, like we have in these United States of America, the greatest threat to liberty isn’t the politician who overreaches – it’s the citizen who looks the other way. Once the votes are counted, the job is done – at least that’s what most of us like to believe. We elect good people,…

Freedom doesn’t begin in Washington, Helena, or even at the ballot box. It starts at home. The family is where the habits of liberty are first learned, where responsibility, respect, and faith are passed from one generation to the next. When families are strong, our communities thrive. Parents teach their children that freedom comes with…

Owning a home has long been a cornerstone of the American Dream. Yet for too many families, that dream is slipping away. Property taxes-once meant as a fair contribution to community services-have morphed into a system of endless rent payments to the government. Even after decades of work, sacrifice, and payments, homeowners never truly own…

When people hear “vaccine,” they picture the antigen-the tiny piece of virus or bacteria that teaches your immune system what to fight. But vaccines aren’t just antigens. They’re delivered in a fluid that can include adjuvants (immune boosters), preservatives (to keep multi-dose vials sterile), stabilizers, buffers, and other excipients. Public agencies list these ingredients openly;…

Montana’s Constitution says something profound in just one sentence: “All persons are born free and have certain inalienable rights… In enjoying these rights, all persons recognize corresponding responsibilities.”(Article II, Section 3) Most of us focus on the first part – our rights. And why not? They are the bedrock of freedom: the right to pursue…

We’d all like to believe our judges are nonpartisan – that they rise above politics and rule only on the law. But human nature tells us otherwise. Every one of us leans left or right, guided by values, beliefs, and experiences. Judges are no different, and we see it every day in court decisions across…