Thursday, January 23, 2025

ARTICLES BY JOHN FULLER

Our response to COVID-19

After this historic COVID – 19 pandemic recedes into history, and it will, what will America and especially Montana learn from it? What will the people of Montana and America expect when the next pandemic arrives? The answers to these questions must be answered correctly or else the damage done …
DAILY INTER-LAKE | UPDATED 4 YEARS, 6 MONTHS AGO

A problem more destructive than disease

A pastor once told me that, “Every generation has a 100 percent mortality rate.”
DAILY INTER-LAKE | UPDATED 4 YEARS, 10 MONTHS AGO

Which party is dying?

A recent missive by someone who claimed to be a former Republican stated that the Republican Party has abandoned its principles because it has become the party of Donald Trump. The writer claimed to identify the Republican principles of her youth as the true principles of the Republican Party and …
DAILY INTER-LAKE | UPDATED 5 YEARS AGO

Another look at background checks

As this writer has stated before about when I was a lad in the U.S. Army, my first sergeant claimed that the purpose of a pistol was to defend oneself until he could reach his rifle. And the rifle contained more than 10 rounds.
DAILY INTER-LAKE | UPDATED 5 YEARS, 2 MONTHS AGO

Another look at background checks

As this writer has stated before about when I was a lad in the U.S. Army, my first sergeant claimed that the purpose of a pistol was to defend oneself until he could reach his rifle. And the rifle contained more than 10 rounds.
BIGFORK EAGLE | UPDATED 5 YEARS, 2 MONTHS AGO

Observations from the 66th session

The 66th legislative session is completed. I was humbled by the opportunity to serve the citizens of Flathead County in my first Session.
DAILY INTER-LAKE | UPDATED 5 YEARS, 8 MONTHS AGO

Observations from the 66th session

The 66th legislative session is completed. I was humbled by the opportunity to serve the citizens of Flathead County in my first Session.
BIGFORK EAGLE | UPDATED 5 YEARS, 8 MONTHS AGO

Medicaid expansion is a move toward tyranny

When the awesome power of the state is used to do something good for one group of people, it must first do wrong to a different group. Medicaid expansion, however, is an equal-opportunity offender, committing a terrible wrong upon both its beneficiaries and the taxpayers of this state.
DAILY INTER-LAKE | UPDATED 5 YEARS, 9 MONTHS AGO

Medicaid expansion is a move toward tyranny

When the awesome power of the state is used to do something good for one group of people, it must first do wrong to a different group. Medicaid expansion, however, is an equal-opportunity offender, committing a terrible wrong upon both its beneficiaries and the taxpayers of this state.
BIGFORK EAGLE | UPDATED 5 YEARS, 9 MONTHS AGO

Time for different 'affirmative action'?

Recent college graduation statistics indicate that approximately 56 percent of college graduates this year will be female. That statistic is laudable in that more females are graduating from college than ever before in American history.
DAILY INTER-LAKE | UPDATED 10 YEARS, 7 MONTHS AGO

Don't criminalize inanimate objects

While an impressionable young soldier in Vietnam, my first sergeant once told me, “God gave soldiers, through the genius of John Browning, the Model 1911 pistol and that it carried eight shots because that was enough.”
WHITEFISH PILOT | UPDATED 13 YEARS, 11 MONTHS AGO

Don't criminalize inanimate objects

While an impressionable young soldier in Vietnam, my first sergeant once told me, “God gave soldiers, through the genius of John Browning, the Model 1911 pistol and that it carried eight shots because that was enough.”
BIGFORK EAGLE | UPDATED 13 YEARS, 11 MONTHS AGO

Don't criminalize inanimate objects

While an impressionable young soldier in Vietnam, my first sergeant once told me, “God gave soldiers, through the genius of John Browning, the Model 1911 pistol and that it carried eight shots because that was enough.”
HUNGRY HORSE NEWS | UPDATED 13 YEARS, 11 MONTHS AGO

Gender graduation inequity is troubling

Until the early 1970s, many women who went on to college or university education experiences were commonly said to be pursuing "Mrs." degrees instead of B.A. or B.S. degrees. That expression implied that the only reason females pursued higher education was to improve their odds of finding a suitable mate.
BIGFORK EAGLE | UPDATED 15 YEARS, 2 MONTHS AGO

Gender graduation inequity is troubling

Until the early 1970s, many women who went on to college or university education experiences were commonly said to be pursuing "Mrs." degrees instead of B.A. or B.S. degrees. That expression implied that the only reason females pursued higher education was to improve their odds of finding a suitable mate.
HUNGRY HORSE NEWS | UPDATED 15 YEARS, 2 MONTHS AGO

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