Your life is your message to the world. Make sure it is inspiring. ― Sady Ali Khan
Today’s quick hits deal with these important subjects:
- Montana Campaign Finance
- Quinnipiac University National Poll
- Rep. Steve King
- Rep. Jennifer Wexton
Category Archives: U.S. Supreme Court
The Monday Memo: Ryan Zinke, Obamacare, & Iowa Caucus
If I were to remain silent, I’d be guilty of complicity. ― Albert Einstein
Today’s independent commentary deals with these issues:
- Down goes Zinke
- ACA/Obamacare
- Iowa Caucus Poll: The Democrats
The Monday Memo: Tester, Legislature, Brown, Courts & Trump
The expert at anything was once a beginner. ― Helen Hayes
I’m back – I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Today’s independent commentary deals with these issues:
- Tester’s Next Term
- Dome Lights
- Bob Brown is Wise
- 9th Circuit Court of Appeals & Trump
- One More Thing
Tuesday’s Quick Hits: Poll, Clerk, Trump, & Thoughts
All the world’s a stage and most of us are desperately unrehearsed. – Sean O’Casey
Today’s quick hits deal with these important subjects:
- Big Sky Poll
- Clerk of the Montana Supreme Court
- Trump Spikes the Ball
- Final Thoughts
Monday’s Quick Hits: Kavanaugh, I-185, Daines, & Taylor Swift
Please, please educate yourself on the candidates running in your state and vote based on who most closely represents your values. For a lot of us, we may never find a candidate or party with whom we agree 100% on every issue, but we have to vote anyway. – Taylor Swift
Today’s independent commentary deals with these issues:
- Justice Brett Kavanaugh
- Initiative 185 (I-185)
- Steve Daines – Publicity Hound
- Taylor Swift
Kavanaugh – An Independent View
On Friday the Senate Democrats won a small battle over the Senate Republicans when they convinced Republican Jeff Flake to announce that he wanted a week delay and to further investigate Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh. I also heard that Republican Senators Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins went along with Flake’s demand. The Republicans need their votes.
Anyone who watches politics knew the fight over Trump’s nomination was coming.
Over the years we’ve had the Robert Bork and Clarence Thomas nomination process that turned nasty. Recently the Merrick Garland nomination was shut off by the majority Republicans, which was called a cheap tactic on one side and a great move on the other side. Others being nominated to the highest court could have turned nasty, too, if maybe they kept a calendar and drank some beer in high school. (I did one of those)
What goes around comes around. If the sides were flipped you can be sure the Republicans would try to win at all costs.
This “winning” turns my stomach and it should turn yours. It does give me something to write about.
Today we are concentrating on a prep school guy who may have assaulted a high school girl at some place she can’t remember, on a date she can’t remember, and she does not remember how she arrived at the unknown location of the alleged assault or how she left that unknown location.
We don’t have to believe her, but many do.
We don’t have to believe him, but many do.
Caught My Eye…
This confirmation process has become a national disgrace. The Constitution gives the Senate an important role in the confirmation process, but you have replaced advice and consent with search and destroy. – Brett Kavanaugh 09/27/18
Welcome to the big show to end the week “Caught My Eye” (CME)!
If you are a first-time visitor, welcome! CME is the once a week column that is posted here every Friday morning. This is when I take a look at some of the stories I did not have time to write about during the week. There may be some sarcasm and pointed commentary so be warned!
Here are the topics that “Caught My Eye” this week:
- Ford/Kavanaugh
- Montana Debates?
- U.S. House Poll
