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With the first 2020 Presidential Primaries just four months away many voters are concerned that Russian interference on social media could happen again.

How much National Security do we need and how much personal privacy are we willing to give up getting it?

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I did a Google search using just the word Trump. The top results were from CNN, MSNBC, New York Times, Vanity Fair and The Huffington Post. Hardly conservative.

As part of an agreement with the Montana Commissioner of Political Practices, the Montana Association of REALTORS will be hosting a series of campaign finance and reporting workshops for candidates and committees.

No less than three government agencies claim there is clear and unimpeachable evidence of Russian interference in our national elections.

Yes I admit it. I was once a closet liberal. Government is good; corporations are bad. Entitlements are just that and excessive taxes are patriotic.

Some social media platforms have made no secret that they might suppress any thoughts you might post as offensive — to them — not to your friends or followers.

I have a rare blood type. There should to be an app where I can register and get an alert when my type is needed.

My Facebook, Twitter or Instagram friends will sometimes post news before mainstream media does. We knew Bill O'Reilly was gone before he did.