Saturday, March 11. 2006

Someone Is thinking About Producers

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Thursday, March 9. 2006

Pull Out

I have been watching the whole Burns/Abramoff situation and have not been surprised by any of it. The newest information coming out on the case leads me to think only one thing. Burns needs to pull out of his re-re-election campaign and let some candidate that doesn't have such a stain on him run for the seat. There are quite a few calling for him to resign but I really doubt Burns would do such a thing with a Democratic Governor in an election year.

Who the Republicans could run that the voters of Montana could stomach after this mess is really beyond me. There is no strong Republican candidates that I can think of around to do it.

Will Burns pull out for the good of his party? Not a chance, he will stick it out and take the whole Montana republican party down with him. It will be interesting to watch the train wreck, won't it?

A coward, a most devout coward, religious in it. William Shakespeare

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Random Photo from The Gallery

Now here is sight that in the middle of summer can really get a persons heart going. Hell, even in the fall as dry as it a sight like this makes you worry. The problem is it is not a fire. they are blasting at the Sarpy Mine. Whenever you see a black cloud in that direction in the summer you have to wait and see if it is a fire or the mine blasting. Usually you know it's the mine because of the time they blast but sometimes they change their schedule and take a person by surprise. Taken 11/2/2007.

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