Letters to the Editor

I’m responding to the Montana Viewpoint article by Jim Elliott on 11/10/22 where he opines that there really isn’t any “election irregularities” especially in Montana. But here in Montana we do not see the chaos like what’s going on in Arizona, Nevada, Pennsylvania, etc. where the vote count can take days and the machines used to count the ballots are behaving badly especially in high concentration areas of opposition party voters (see Arizona). The Biden administration deplores “election deniers”, except when Democrats like Stacey Abrams and Hillary Clinton warn of “stolen elections, but when Florida can count their votes in one night, and Arizona and Nevada can’t, what are we to think? We the public are skeptical and well we should be. It’s like “tracking an elephant in 4 feet of snow” for a person with a little common sense but evidently Elliott and his brethren don’t possess any. I wish the major news media, our honored 4th estate, would be as skeptical as the public is.

There appears to be a battle brewing at City Hall. Of which, I am concerned about. The last several council meetings have had a focus on homes that are in disrepair, one in particular. A complaint was lodged by Mr. Mattick against Mr. Steiner. This complaint was taken to the city attorney, in which was reported back to the city council that the actions of the city council and that the ordinance is unconstitutional. Furthermore, the city attorney stated he would not prosecute.

In a 1988 interview Trump was asked if he planned a future run for President. He declined to answer, but said he loved America and would fight for our freedoms. That was 28 years before his election in 2016 and his commitment to this country has never wavered.

Every American should be terrified by Biden’s prediction of a “cold, dark winter” and nuclear Armageddon. Radical Democrats are pushing us toward WW111, while Joe’s finger hovers over the nuclear button.

The Union Label and Services Department AFL-CIO was founded in 1909 to promote the products and services produced in America by union members. The union label stands for quality, skilled work, and fairness in the business it is produced. During this political season, candidates ask for endorsements from different organizations, including labor. For that endorsement, the candidate has to respond and commit to ideals held by the members in that organization. This being the fact, I am very disappointed in one of the candidates which has been endorsed by the Montana AFL-CIO. Candidates can say anything to get an endorsement, but actions speak louder than words. There is only one candidate for Montana’s 2nd Congressional District who’s signs and campaign material carry the Union Label, that is Penny Ronning. Penny is a quality candidate, with an incredible work ethic, and lives a life dedicated to fairness. If you work for a living, make the Smart choice, please support Penny Ronning for Montana’s 2nd US House District.