first amendment

There have been several media reports recently that high school, college students and even some politicians cannot name the freedoms delineated in the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

Freedom had its definition radically changed this weekend by the actions at the Red Hen. Believe my way or the highway is the new First Amendment in America.

However, today’s colleges seem to be trying their best to correct one of our amendments that really doesn’t need correcting. And that’s the first amendment.

Is free stuff really free? Who decides what a fair share really is? Can something be free and fair? — Highly doubtful.

The Supreme Court took state law and put it under Federal Law. Where could that go in the future? What happened to state’s rights?

Over the years some 11,539 ideas for amending our Constitution have been presented between 1789 and 2013. Virtually all died in committee.

How many regulations control your life and how do you feel about that?

The first amendment spells out government’s role or rather lack of role when it comes to our most basic freedom, the freedom to express ourselves.

Government affairs representative for the Montana Newspaper Association John Barrows testified before the Montana Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday to oppose SB 145.

America was built on differences of opinion. Are we not going to have three presidential and vice presidential debates? Are we not having two national conventions currently showcasing two opposing points of view to the American people for their November vote?