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John Q Public Makes Street Corner Statement [AUDIO]
A middle-aged man, who identified himself only as 'John Q. Public, American taxpayer' holds a sign at the corner of Brooks and South Avenue to make a statement.
Politics
Politics
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Republicans Expect $500,000 Contribution to Stand
Republican officials expect $500,000 contribution to stand.
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Will You Watch the Presidential Debates?
The first Presidential debate occurs at 7:00 p.m. mountain time on October 3.
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Political Attack Ads in Montana – Why So Many?
We still have more than three months to go before Election Day, and for anyone who owns a television, it’s going to be a long three months.
I’m already sick of campaign ads, and it seems like there’s a new one every day. Also, it
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The General Election Match-ups Have Been Decided
After Tuesday’s primary, here are the major match-ups voters will see in the upcoming November general election. For President, Democrat incumbent Barack Obama vs Republican Mitt Romney. For the U. S. Senate, incumbent Democrat Jon Tester vs. Republican Congressman Denny Rehberg. For U. S. Representative, Republican Steve Daines vs Democrat Kim Gillen. For governor, Democrat Steve Bullock vs Republican Rick Hill. For Attorney General, Republican Tm Fox vs either Democrat Pam Bucy or Jesse Laslovich. The race was still too close to call as of 5 am Wednesday.
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Will You Put a Political Sign in Your Yard?
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Will The Justice Department Find Discrimination in Missoula? [Poll]
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Student Loan Interest Rates Could Double
Taking on any amount of debt can be scary, but for college students who rely on student loans to pay their tuition and fees, a possible hike in interest rates could make their debt situation even scarier.
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Do Women Voters Favor Obama Over Romney?
April 18, 2012 American women still like President Obama more than Mitt Romney. According to a Reuters/Ipsos poll released yesterday, Obama has a 14-point lead over Romney.
The poll revealed that 51-percent of registered women voters support the Democratic incumbent compared to 37-percent who are supporting Romney, the presumed Republican nominee, in the presidential election set for November 6th