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Medicaid Expansion

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Greetings. There has been a lot of talk about Medicaid Expansion (Obamacare). Here is some of what I know. One of the first things I look at when I see a bill is the Fiscal Note. This bill had a fiscal note of about $1.4 Billion for the biennium, which would cause one of the largest spending increases ever in the state of Montana.

Move to extend filing deadline unlawful

Editor, the Tribune,I would like to address some items of interest to the community. On Monday, March 9, at 4:57 my Declaration to run for Prairie County Clerk of District Court & Clerk and Recorder was filed. I do wish to say that was a decision I made at that moment. There was no bad intentions involved in my decision, no deceit and certainly no planning ahead from 2018.

Robertson best person to serve Prairie County

Editor, The Tribune,

Issues with story on clerk race

Editor, The Tribune,

A letter from your Republican candidate

Dear fellow Montanans,

Hospital district mill levy

With March blowing in like a Lion, please take a moment to consider the hot air that will soon fill June. Among the upcoming primaries and debates over the next few months, keep close attention to the items that will affect you and your neighbors directly.

Candidate helped couple save ranch

Editor, the Tribune, A little over a year ago, a brilliant lawyer helped secure the future of our family ranch.

Trump’s Trade Reality

Economists at the American Farm Bureau estimated that the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) would have provided American producers over $4 billion annually in increased sales, but Trump withdrew the U.S. from the agreement. The eleven remaining countries formed a new TPP without the United States.

Prairie History

A page from Evelyn Cameron’s diary provided by the Prairie County Museum MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1894 In all day. Wrote to Mrs Cameron. Read. Cooked. Beautiful day. Very mild indeed.

Did you know?

Watchdog organizations like the Better Business Bureau warn against donating to charities over the telephone, but reports indicate that fraudsters are still utilizing robocalls to great effect as they prey