This author has previously written on the erosion of our “norms” under this administration; asking when the line will be crossed and when even his...
Tag - Veterans
Why Does Matt Rosendale Oppose Veterans at Every Turn? Even Trump Admits His VA Pick Was Unqualified
Matt Rosendale is opposed to providing veterans the respect and resources they have earned for serving our country. He’s opposed to them having facilities...
Siding with the extremist wing of the Republican Party and against Montanans, including both Senators Tester and Daines, Congressman Greg Gianforte voted...
I will give Matt Rosendale credit for one thing: he’s stuck to his guns in his contempt and disregard for the needs of veterans throughout this campaign...
Curious if State Auditor Matt Rosendale has any plans to go to work this week (spoiler: he doesn’t), I went to visit his campaign events page and saw...
While Senate candidate Matt Rosendale was voting against a measure that would have given Purple Heart recipients a small scholarship in recognition of their...
Those national Republican strategists who worried that they were getting a Tier B candidate when Matt Rosendale became the Republican challenger to Jon Tester...
There are politicians and then there is Senator Jon Tester. Wearing his second-hand suits that look like they were last in style when Ted Schwinden was...
I took the walk alone. That was my mistake. It was like in the movies or cartoons where a character walks into the dark forest and the trees grow taller and...
According to E&E News(paywall), Ryan Zinke was offered–and rejected–the job of heading the Department of Veterans Affairs: Zinke opened his...
You may not know this, but Congressman Zinke is a veteran. I believe he may have served as a Navy SEAL, though he is so humble about his service it’s hard to...
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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.