Montana Legislature

Boy we covered a lot of stuff today and the calls were great, so thanks for being a part of the show. We talked about Bullocks agenda, the Dems and their tantrum on the Senate floor, drones and more. Here is our conversation from Thursday

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Montana Commissioner of Securities and Insurance Monica Lindeen praised the passage earlier this week of Senate Bill 84, that promotes lower health care costs through the "Patient-Centered Medical Homes" model.

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At this point in the Legislature for this year, there is no way we can out law drones over Montana altogether. It is going to have to be done by citizens initiative.

We also opened up the phone lines to Senator Sales and he fielded some great questions

Jennifer Bordy loves this time of year, when the legislature is in session. And this is our first edition of "Bad Bills"

This is an awesome website for us locals. You can keep up to date on bills, committee meeti

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Activists who want to reform the Montana education system will hold a rally on the Capitol steps in Helena Monday at noon.

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A Montana state senator will propose a constitutional amendment to require a balanced national budget.

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Still up for grabs are the autographed copies of Jason Lewis' new book. Go to the instant win button on this website, type in jasonlewis, and see if your an instant winner. Former State Legislator Scott Sales will be here after 7 with a 1450 KMMS look at Legislation. And more.

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A Friend of mine, Sammy, is living here in Bozeman. He moved here from Cairo, where is wife, mother in law and 5 kids still are. What is his message for Hosni Mubarak, and who would he like to see in charge. Those questions and more will get answered this morning. I will also be visited by Scott Sales with a look at the Montana Legislature.

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We discussed a bill recently that would allow officers to ticket drivers that were to be found with any dangerous drugs in their system if they seemed impaired behind the wheel. This was theorized to prevent any medical marijuana recipients from ever being able to drive as they would test positive for dangerous drugs. After today's legislature, this is no longer the case.

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HELENA – A bill to require students to stay in school until they are 18 or have graduated has failed in a Senate committee.

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