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Donald E. Ferguson is Editor and Publisher of the Montana Statesman.
An award-winning newspaper veteran, Ferguson has been commended by other newspapers for his “honest, intelligent and issue-oriented” approach.
A political independent, Ferguson was previously involved in efforts to investigate and prosecute corruption in both the Clinton and Bush administrations.
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Story links, diagrams show while A.G. made baseless claims, he was doing the very things he accused others of ARTICLE (thanks to the Washington Free Beacon): “Shadowy liberal groups helped propel to victory a gubernatorial candidate who has led the fight against undisclosed “dark money” and championed transparency in political spending…publicly available inf […]
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Judge orders COPP to turn over stolen ATP materials, slams State for improper conduct >> Court order rebukes COPP for improperly holding stolen evidence from a criminal investigation, using it to smear candidates before an election >> Ferguson warns Bullock: ‘This is how Nixon got impeached.’ LIVINGSTON, MONT. — A Montana judge ordered theRead […]
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“The Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) internal watchdog is looking into whether the agency uses separate internal email accounts to conduct government affairs,” The Hill reports. “EPA’s inspector general said the audit follows on a congressional request. Some lawmakers have pressed EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson for answers on her alleged use of a sep […]
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President Barack Obama is so committed to the Gang Green agenda he held his first press conference in eight months to announce he would seek new job-killing limits on the amount of harmless carbon dioxide power plants produce. “(E)nvironmentalists are hopeful that Obama will fashion a muscular agenda through existing administrative powers, such as expandingR […]
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Now that the state budget for the next two years has been put in place, Governor Scott Walker has signaled he's open to discussing a possible elimination of Wisconsin's state income tax.The post Eliminating Income Tax Could be Boon for Wisconsin appeared first on Media Trackers. […]
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The Orlando Sentinel this week hypocritically focused on the conservative non-profit group Americans for Prosperity (AFP) by highlighting their alleged funding sources, yet repeatedly ignored the controversial funding sources of leftist activist groups when reporting on their activities.The post Orlando Sentinel Hypocritically Focuses on Conservatives’ Fundi […]
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Ed Schultz, the fiery host of MSNBC's The Ed Show, used a recent broadcast to attack Wisconsin - its economy and government - while touting neighboring Minnesota as a liberal utopia. Schultz missed some important facts.The post MSNBC Host Attacks Wisconsin, Ignores Facts appeared first on Media Trackers. […]
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August 6, 2013
By Deena Winter | Nebraska Watchdog LINCOLN – Bold Nebraska is organizing opposition to a planned transmission line by the state’s largest electric utility in north central Nebraska out of suspicion it’s meant to serve the controversial Keystone XL oil pipeline. They appear to be looking for a bogeyman in the wrong place. Because in the meantime, the [...]Th […]
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August 5, 2013
By Dustin Hurst | Watchdog.org Are there any Democrats in the state willing to run in 2014 for the Senate seat to be vacated by Sen. Max Baucus? It doesn’t look like it. View the story “Another Dem passes on 2014 #MTsen run” on Storify The post Another top Dem passes on U.S. Senate contest appeared first on Watchdog.org. […]
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July 25, 2013
By Dustin Hurst | Watchdog.org In a battle that cut across partisan lines, Montana’s lone congressman, Republican Steve Daines, voted Wednesday to support an amendment that would have curtailed some spying activities by the U.S. government. The amendment, pushed by Michigan Reps. Justin Amash, a Republican, and John Conyers, a Democrat, would have ended the […]
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July 17, 2013
By Dustin Hurst | Watchdog.org The community organizers are coming. Backed by federal cash, community health centers around Montana collectively will hire 27 workers tasked only with pushing more people into Obamacare. Last week, U.S. Department of Health and Human Service Secretary Kathleen Sebelius announced $150 million in community health center grants, […]
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July 15, 2013
View the story “As Schweitzer passes on Senate, eyes turn to Daines, Juneau and Lindeen” on Storify The post Schweitzer passes on Senate bid; eyes turn to Daines, Lindeen and Juneau appeared first on Watchdog.org. […]
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Missoula has been suffering one of those land use wars so typical of some Montana cities. The city council, which is controlled by “progressives,” has voted to ease zoning restrictions to allow backyard houses in all neighborhoods, thereby feeding its ideological devotion to crowding. Or, to use their euphemism, “infill.” A striking aspect of infill battles […]
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I think the most significant thing to come out of the trio (so far) of Obama administration scandals last week was how they pointed out the cognitive and practical failures of “progressive” beliefs about big government. They’re scrambling to define the abuses and failures of government agencies and individuals as aberrations of a government that oversees, we […]
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The news outlets tell us the IRS has been targeting conservative non-profits for unfavorable treatment. Based on my own experience, my guess is that these things happen far more often than reported—both on the state and federal levels. In the 1990s, I was the subject of some suspicious audits by the Montana Department of Revenue (DOR). There were several rea […]
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