Bullock joined D.C. anti-gunners in opposing self defense gun bill
Posted on October 13, 2012 by Montana Statesman in Steve Bullock
Over the objections of anti-gun Montana Attorney General Steve Bullock, legislators in 2009 passed HB 228, a new self-defense statute protecting citizens’ right of self-defense. “The new statute squarely puts the law in the hands of the citizens, by plainly stating they have no duty to retreat if attacked in a place where they have
Bullock Campaign Violations Under Investigation
Posted on October 13, 2012 by Montana Statesman in Steve Bullock
Steve Bullock (Attorney General), and the Montana Department of Justice don’t want you to know what they are lobbying for – and have apparently been running a disinformation campaign about what they support and don’t support. This has been revealed in a formal complaint submitted to the Montana Commissioner of Political Practices. The official complaint
Video Highlights From Gubernatorial Debate
Posted on October 10, 2012 by Montana Statesman in Steve Bullock
During the recent Montana Gubernatorial debate in Butte at Montana Tech, Governor Rick Hill dominated, as evidenced by these videos of the debate:
Economists: Bullock’s ObamaCare Boosts Costs
Posted on October 8, 2012 by Montana Statesman in Other
HELENA – Several studies by non-partisan economists and government experts find the $2.2 trillion “ObamaCare” law championed by Democrat Steve Bullock is already responsible for dramatic increases in family health care costs. The Kaiser Family Foundation, a national non-partisan think tank, finds ObamaCare has already sent prices for health insurance skyrocketing by $3,065.00 since 2008,
Bullock Charged with Campaign Finance Violations
Posted on October 8, 2012 by Montana Statesman in Steve Bullock
HELENA — A criminal investigation of Montana Attorney General Steve Bullock reveals his campaign for governor has been pocketing illegal cash from drug companies, and using that money to run TV ads claiming he opposes corporate political contributions. “Prosecutors will hold Steve Bullock accountable for any illegal fundraising, but voters will hold him accountable
Bullock, Juneau Oppose Otter Creek Jobs Project; Hill Supports
Posted on October 8, 2012 by Montana Statesman in Steve Bullock
Bullock, Juneau vote against Schweitzer, say Montana doesn’t need 4,340 jobs, $92 million a year for schools HELENA — A widely-supported plan would create thousands of jobs, reduce property taxes and fund Montana’s schools by opening up the Otter Creek coal tract. Republican candidate for governor Rick Hill proposed the plan before the Montana Taxpayers
Bullock Admits FAILURE: 1 In 4 Sex Offenders Go Unregistered
Posted on October 8, 2012 by Montana Statesman in featured, Steve Bullock
SHOCKER:‘Crisis’ as 26% of convicted sex offenders not identified on the required sex offender registry. Attorney General Steve Bullock, responsible for the Sexual or Violent Offender Registry, admits failure. “The buck stops here for running the registry,” Bullock confesses. HELENA — Danger lurks in our communities as a state audit reveals Montana Attorney General Steve
Sports & Outdoors
Posted on October 1, 2012 by Montana Statesman in Steve Bullock
Griz to open 2014 season against Wyoming The University of Montana Grizzlies will open their 2014 football season at the University of Wyoming, announced UM Athletic Director Kent Haslam. The game is Saturday, August 30, 2014, with kickoff time to be announced. “This is a great regional match-up for our team and fans,” Haslam said.
WI Gov. Scott Walker Dubs Steve Bullock’s Tax Plan “a gimmick.”
Posted on September 11, 2012 by Montana Statesman in Other
WI Gov. Scott Walker Dubs Steve Bullock’s Tax Plan “a gimmick.”
Food
Posted on September 10, 2012 by Montana Statesman in Steve Bullock
Smithsonian Celebrates Julia Child’s 100th Birthday The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C. marked what would have been Julia Child’s 100th birthday Aug. 15 with a daylong celebration and a two-week special display of her legendary Cambridge, Mass., kitchen. This limited engagement offered a sneak peek at the museum’s upcoming exhibition, “FOOD:
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