Missoula elected officials say high property taxes are just “what happens”
Missoula elected officials say high property taxes are just “what happens”
When our communities grow – expanding our tax base, bringing in new businesses and customers – it’s a blessing.
By Kendall Cotton
A Win for Medical Freedom
A Win for Medical Freedom
SB 374 is a victory for competition and common sense.
By Kendall Cotton
Government Spending Does Not Grow The Economy
Government Spending Does Not Grow The Economy
Federal spending doesn’t come from the tooth fairy, it comes from taxes that you and I pay.
By Kendall Cotton
End of Session Wrap Up
End of Session Wrap Up
Together, we’ll continue to elevate solutions that break down government barriers so all Montanans can thrive.
By Kendall Cotton
Opportunities for Greater Bipartisanship
Opportunities for Greater Bipartisanship
What big problems facing Montana could be solved if policymakers focused on their common ground?
By Kendall Cotton
Dear Medical Entrepreneurs: Make Montana Your Home
Dear Medical Entrepreneurs: Make Montana Your Home
This week Governor Gianforte officially signed SB 101, sending a message to medical innovators everywhere: Montana is open for business.
By Kendall Cotton
Closing the Digital Divide in Montana
Closing the Digital Divide in Montana
Lawmakers and local officials should ensure that the taxpayers see their money well spent to provide internet access to those most in need as quickly as possible.
By Kendall Cotton
First, Try Not Spending Money
First, Try Not Spending Money
Government spending on new programs often arises from the assumption that only the government can solve the big economic and social problems we face.
By Kendall Cotton
3 Ways SB 101 Could Change Montana Healthcare
3 Ways SB 101 Could Change Montana Healthcare
When signed, SB 101 will be the nation's most expansive authorization of DPC to date, making Montana a leader in affordable healthcare options.
By Kendall Cotton
Correcting the Record on Tax Cuts
Correcting the Record on Tax Cuts
Attacks won’t change the facts: Politicians failed, not tax cuts.
By Kendall Cotton
Transmittal update
Transmittal update
This week represents the mid-point in the legislative session and is the deadline for which most general bills must make it to the other chamber to stay alive.
How Free Market Encryption Can Combat Big Brother
How Free Market Encryption Can Combat Big Brother
Encryption and decentralized technologies are giving people who value their real life freedoms options for their online life.
By Eric Fulton
More Spending, More Problems
More Spending, More Problems
Montana currently places no limits on the growth of local government spending, and prudent limits on local spending growth would go a long way to protect the taxpayer.
By Kendall Cotton
Biden’s new minimum wage
Biden’s new minimum wage
Forcing tradeoffs between zero and $15 will not make our state better off.
By Kendall Cotton