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Where’s Max?

26. June 2007

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It's time for Senator Max Baucus to do the right thing. Following the lead of Senator Tester and Representative Rehberg, it's time for Max to start telling Montana voters how he spends his days in Washington.  Members of Congress need to know that they work for us, and that we are entitled to know who they [...]

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Where’s Max?

26. June 2007

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It's time for Senator Max Baucus to do the right thing. Following the lead of Senator Tester and Representative Rehberg, it's time for Max to start telling Montana voters how he spends his days in Washington.  Members of Congress need to know that they work for us, and that we are entitled to know who they [...]

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Why Can’t The Democrats Nominate Elizabeth Edwards?

26. June 2007

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The past few days have definitely shown that Elizabeth Edwards is someone who has the strength to take on the right wing attack machine without conceding their agenda. Today, she showed incredible class demonstrating what a despicable beast Ann Coulter is, and yesterday she straightforwardly said that she supported the idea of gay [...]

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For your consideration: Juneau for Superintendent of Public Instruction

23. June 2007

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As one point or another, I have seriously considered running for political office and that might still be in the plans for one day for me.  For right now, however, I am very, very happy in my career and my connection with politics: taking shots from the sidelines. As a teacher, it is really important to me that there [...]

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Rehberg To Post Schedule On Web Site

21. June 2007

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Dennis Rehberg’s daily schedule is posted online.

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What Students Should High Schools Prepare for College?

20. June 2007

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Not all of my students intend to go to college. Many of them believe that college would be a waste of time and money, hope to work in fields that do not require an advanced degree, or simply don't enjoy education. These students would (and have) told me that high schools should not be so focused on preparing people for [...]

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