Leadership in Action

"The trans agenda pushed by Amy Eddy and her supporters has dangerous and devastating consequences to vulnerable populations in Montana. This is the mindset that leads to boys competing in girls’ sports and grown men being allowed to loiter in women’s changing rooms."

Ruling highlights differences in Supreme Court candidates Recently, liberal activists on the Montana Supreme Court abandoned common sense, deciding that biological reality is subordinate to personal feeling. The high court threw out Montana’s law that…

"Rep. Llew Jones of Conrad, who has served in the Montana legislature since 2005, received loans totaling $4.365 million across three limited liability companies connected to him and members of his family, the Yellowstone County News investigation found. The Montana Down Payment Assistance Loan Program, funded through the federal American Rescue Plan Act, states that no person or entity may receive more than $3 million in aggregate loans."

Rep.Jones’ Companies received $4.3 million in loans from program he helped oversee | Politics406.com A Montana Republican state representative, Llew Jones, received more than $4 million in low-interest federal loans through a program he helped create and sat on the commission formed to oversee…

“Vanguard came to the correct conclusion in agreeing to this settlement and honoring its fiduciary responsibility to its clients instead of pushing a woke anti-energy agenda. BlackRock and State Street should follow suit,” Attorney General Knudsen said. “Coal is a huge part of Montana’s economy and our daily lives as we rely on it to power our homes. As Attorney General, I will continue to do everything in my power to ensure America’s energy dominance and that companies are following the law.”

Montana Coal Victory: Vanguard Pays $29.5M Settlement AG Knudsen delivers blow to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) activists: Vanguard settles Montana coal lawsuit for $29.5 million. Link to story in comments.

"For the sake of consumers, creators, and the future of American entertainment, this merger should be opposed. Competition drives innovation. Choice empowers consumers. And creativity flourishes when opportunity is open to all, not locked behind corporate consolidation."

Why the Netflix,Warner Bros Merger Is Bad for Consumers, Creativity, and Competition America’s entertainment industry has long thrived on competition, innovation, and creative freedom. From independent filmmakers to major studios, the success of this sector has depended on a…