Why do the Indians want control of so much water?

After I testified at the water compact meeting last Monday, Jan. 13, in Helena, I realized I was talking about a different subject than most of the others participating in this event. The others were talking about the compact with an underlying assumption that it had to be put into place in some form or another. However, I was questioning why the compact was even being considered.

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It's time to get to work

First, I would like to thank you for your confidence and your vote in this last election. I am both humbled and honored to have the opportunity to represent Montana Senate District 2 in the upcoming legislature as your state senator. True to my word, I intend to seek common ground on the issues and approach the legislative process with an open mind and a kind heart.

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We would like to apologize to the hundreds of thousands of Montana homeowners we have let down.

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Why do the Indians want control of so much water?

After I testified at the water compact meeting last Monday, Jan. 13, in Helena, I realized I was talking about a different subject than most of the others participating in this event. The others were talking about the compact with an underlying assumption that it had to be put into place in some form or another. However, I was questioning why the compact was even being considered.

It's time to get to work

First, I would like to thank you for your confidence and your vote in this last election. I am both humbled and honored to have the opportunity to represent Montana Senate District 2 in the upcoming legislature as your state senator. True to my word, I intend to seek common ground on the issues and approach the legislative process with an open mind and a kind heart.

It's time to get to work

First, I would like to thank you for your confidence and your vote in this last election. I am both humbled and honored to have the opportunity to represent Montana Senate District 2 in the upcoming legislature as your state senator. True to my word, I intend to seek common ground on the issues and approach the legislative process with an open mind and a kind heart.

County: No vote on corridor

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