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As it just so happened, I was chatting with Governor Greg Gianforte (R-MT) about the latest news on the COVID vaccine later that same morning, so I figured I would throw the question his direction as well.

Montana's Senator Steve Daines (R-MT) is also weighing in. He is supporting legislation along with several other Republican Senators that would remove that provision from the COVID relief bill.

Do you have a retirement account? Thinking about borrowing against your home? Do you have an individual IRA? Are you a small business owner?

Montana Congressman Greg Gianforte was at the Axmen in Missoula with representatives from the Job Creators Network to tout the Trump Administration’s tax cuts and their effect on the economy.

I don’t understand. According to the news there is something offensive on nearly every street corner. What am I missing? Maybe I’m just not paying attention.

There’s an old saying, “Fear of loss is always more powerful than expectation of gain.” To sum it up, we resist change.

My guest last Thursday was Grover Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform and the single man most responsible for the Bush tax cuts we now enjoy--which Obama will likely allow to expire at the end of the year.  What does that mean for you and me?

Let's see now. How much money would you have to make for Obama to raise your taxes? That would be $200,000 a year. Obama proposes raising taxes on individuals who make over $250,000 a year, the republicans oppose it, and the Democrats start screaming about tax breaks for "millionaires and billionaires."

We will begin posting each week's address so that you can watch and read about the nations decisions right here on Bozeman's News Talk Leader. This week the President addresses the recent signing of the tax policy and the importance of the nuclear arms START Treaty with Russia.

Me, you and everyone else all have our own opinions about the tax deal underway. But what does Keith Olbermann think? Read on and find out; it's probably not far from what most would assume he is thinking. Keith Olbermann In exchange for injecting new vigor into the infantile, moronic, disproved-for-a-decade three-card monte game of an economic theory purveyed by these treacherous and ultimately t