Left in the West: Rehberg Decries Stimulus as "Failed" While Touring Jobs Project Funded with Stimulus Dollars
Posted Feb 27, 2010
If you vote against something in Washington, then you can't come home and tell a different story.Rehberg says nothing about Supreme Court Decision
Posted Feb 24, 2010
We have an election coming up, and I’ve yet to hear our sole-and-only congressional Representative Dennis Rehberg say a gosh darn thing about the Supreme Court ruling. You’d think he’d have something to say – considering the clear example presented in Montana history, yet alone our very own state laws and constitution – but I guess that big oil money is more important to him than the sanctity of our election process.Editorial: Rehberg opposes legislation that would bring clean energy jobs to Montana
Posted Nov 25, 2009
JASON KIELY, The Billings Gazette
Earlier this year, when given a clear choice between supporting new clean energy jobs for Montana or continuing to line the pockets of the big oil companies, Rep. Denny Rehberg sided with Big Oil.
Rehberg voted against a comprehensive clean energy jobs bill that would tap American ingenuity to jump-start technological advances and create more clean American power. He voted against the American Clean Energy and Security Act, which passed the U.S. House with bipartisan support.
Health Reform by Numbers: What It Means for Montana
Posted Nov 24, 2009
What would real health care reform mean to Montana?
Let's put some numbers to the question. This week the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, via its HealthReform.gov site, provided a new breakdown of benefits of the Senate Bill for the Big Sky State.
Health reform: Chamber's tactics work against Montana small business
Posted Nov 20, 2009
Is the Montana Chamber of Commerce really working on behalf of Montana businesses, or is it just a mouthpiece for it's national masters?
Why Denny Rehberg Doesn’t Need a Public Option
Posted Oct 31, 2009
High Country News has a chart in its October 26 issue highlighting the wealthiest Western Congressfolk. There’s only one Montanan on the list of the 50 richest: Rep. Denny Rehberg.
Editorial: Time to Change Drinking Tradition
Posted Oct 28, 2009
In the past week alone, we've seen one man who is accused of two counts of vehicular homicide while driving intoxicated, and one man who was convicted of the same felony, both get arrested for a subsequent drunken driving charge.
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