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Montana Blog Roundup 29 January 2012
Intelligent Discontent
Jan 29Highlighting some of the most interesting and provocative posts in the past week at Montana blogs. D Gregory Smith discussed why Senator Tester seems to be so much harder working than Representative Rehberg. Montanafesto authored a heartfelt farewell t... »
Montana Blog Roundup 22 January 2012
Intelligent Discontent
Jan 22Highlighting some of the most interesting and provocative posts in the past week at Montana blogs. Without a doubt, the biggest story this week was the story about the allegations against and subsequent resignation of Commissioner of Political Practice... »
Montana TEA Party Calls for Boycott of All News
MT Cowgirl
Jan 17The Billings Montana Shrugged TEA Party has issued a “CALL TO ACTION” today (capitalization and inexplicable quotation marks are their own.) In an email to TEA Party members, Billings TEA Party leader Eric Olsen calls for a boycott of all … . . . → Rea... »
Janus, Chaz, Hillary, The Military, Barack, Science And HIV
From Eternity to Here
Jan 01Janus was the Roman God of Thresholds, of transition, of beginnings and ending. He is often depicted with two faces, one for looking forward and one for looking back. January, the beginning month of the new year is named for Janus, and so, it’s natural... »
Janus, Chaz, Hillary, The Military, Barack, Science And HIV
From Eternity to Here
Jan 01(Also Published on LGBTQNation) Janus was the Roman God of Thresholds, of transition, of beginnings and ending. He is often depicted with two faces, one for looking forward and one for looking back. January, the beginning month of the new year is named... »
