Sometime soon, you may be asked to sign a petition to put the Montana Locker Room Privacy Act on the ballot in November 2018. Caution: Cogitate before signing. (more…) Continue Reading →
Decks clear for Montana bathroom battle
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Montana Ethic Project: How to foster high-tech industry
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This is the 24th chapter of the 32-part video series “The Montana Ethic Project.” This chapter features Greg Gianforte, who was still with RightNow Technologies when this interview was conducted and who is now, of course, the Republican candidate for governor. He discusses the subject of “High Tech in Montana.” You can watch the whole video below. Here is an edited transcript of how it begins:
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Filed under: Montana, Greg Gianforte, Montana Family Foundation, Petra Academy, RightNow Technologies
School choice advocates gaining influence, financing
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Much has already been made of the news that the Montana House Education Committee will be led during the 2015 legislative session by two prominent supporters of school choice and charter schools. But since Democratic Gov. Steve Bullock is likely to veto any attempts to bring school choice to Montana, it’s the long game that is more interesting, and in that sense backers of school choice seem positioned to prevail someday soon. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Montana, News, Austin Knudsen, Debra Lamm, Denise Juneau, Eric Feaver, Greg Gianforte, Jeff Laszloffy
Mayor Hanel in the hot seat for Monday’s NDO vote
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All eyes will be on Mayor Tom Hanel Monday night, when the Billings City Council is finally scheduled to vote on a nondiscrimination ordinance. Hanel appears to be the swing vote on the 11-member council, and on a roll-call vote the mayor is traditionally the last one to cast his vote. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Billings, News, ACLU, Billings City Council, Dick Pence, Jani McCall, Liz Welch, Mayor Tom Hanel
Rocky president stands by speaker, debate continues
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Greg Gianforte, the Bozeman entrepreneur whose planned commencement speech at Montana Tech in Butte sparked talk of a boycott, offered to “step down” from giving a similar speech at Rocky Mountain College next month. But Robert Wilmouth, president of the private college in Billings, insisted that Gianforte give the commencement address as planned. (more…) Continue Reading →
