Once again, Congressman and candidate for governor Greg Gianforte is choosing to spend time with people who have expressed abhorrent and dangerous views. The...
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Tomorrow, the President of the United States is going to finally get one of his fondest wishes granted: he’s going to get a Soviet-style military parade...
God, I hated one of the answers Senator Jon Tester gave at his public town hall in Helena today. Responding to a thoughtful question from a high school student...
Montana Republicans love coal almost as much as they love the campaign contributions that the coal industry shovels their way to prop up an increasingly...
If it’s been some time since you read George Orwell’s 1984, you may have forgotten one of its powerful passages, in which the protagonist Winston...
Karma’s a bitch According to the Missoula Current, the three Republican Ravalli County Commissioners are upset over plans to privatize the Trapper Creek Job...
U.S. Congressman Greg Gianforte officially filed the paperwork to abandon his seat in Congress and launch his second bid to be governor of Montana, further...
With news reports confirming our earlier reporting that Greg Gianforte is likely to announce for governor as soon as tomorrow, one has to wonder who is the...
The Trump Administration announced Friday that it will close the Anaconda Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center this August, ending a program that has served...
A friend recently passed along an amusing anecdote about Greg Gianforte. During one of his secretive, closed-to-the-public meetings, he told a largely...
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Don Pogreba
Don Pogreba has been writing about Montana politics since 2005 and teaching high school English since 2000. He's a former debate coach, and loyal, if often sad, fan of the San Diego Padres and Portland Timbers. He spends far too many hours of his life working at school and on his small business, Big Sky Debate.
His work has appeared in Politico and Rewire.
In the past few years, travel has become a priority, whether it's a road trip to some little town in Montana or a museum of culture in Ísafjörður, Iceland.