Mike Mansfield and the Japanese

By Lawrence Reed
07/14/2025
"In 1988, on behalf of America and with Mike Mansfield’s support, President Ronald Reagan formally apologized for the internments and publicly admitted they were not justified."

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The 20th President

By Lawrence Reed
06/17/2025
"Garfield argued that the nation’s financial ailments, the soaring prices of the Civil War especially, stemmed from the federal government’s monetary mischief."

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A Giant Project that Began in Montana

By Lawrence Reed
05/20/2025
"The Montana connection dates to 1908, when the young organization began distributing Bibles. It happened at the Superior Hotel in the Mineral County town of Superior, Montana, where the Gideons placed their first 25 Bibles."

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Remembering A Famous Camera

By Lawrence Reed
02/19/2025
"Eastman subsequently did for cameras what Steven Jobs would do for computers almost eight decades later. He put photography within the reach of almost every American family."

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Merry Christmas, Montana!

By Lawrence Reed
12/16/2024
Montanans know that the spirit of the holiday should transcend a single day, December 25. As expressed by the reformed Ebenezer Scrooge in Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol, “I will honor Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all the year.”

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Albert Gallatin, Renaissance Man

By Lawrence Reed
09/23/2024
"In his “spare” time, he spoke out against slavery and in favor of fiscal responsibility, free trade and individual liberty. Most people never accomplish a tenth of what Gallatin did in his 88 years."

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The Jews Of Montana

By Lawrence Reed
06/18/2024
"All of us should be proud of what Nicky Winton did to save so many, and proud of Montana’s Jewish heritage too."

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