Letters

Dear Editor, I think most drivers know the usual winter driving tips: increase your following distance, don’t over brake, in a skid situation look and steer in the direction of

Dear Editor,

The political ad in the paper upsets me, but I know the individual has a right to his opinion. I guess some don’t want to make America great again. When we look at what has happened in this great nation since President Trump got elected, to say he is corrupt is wrong. President Trump is not a politician; he is a patriot. I guess if some in this country like socialism, maybe they should move to Venezuela. By the way, at one point in time their economy was as good as it gets. Then their new leader was a socialist and you can see what has happened.

Dear Editor,

The Oct. 16 guest opinion by former Lewistown BLM managers Chuck Otto and David Mari deserves further scrutiny regarding the 1994 Collar Gulch ACEC. Here’s how their acclaimed ACEC came to be, and it wasn’t through public support, but rather through collaboration between special interest groups and political appointees.

The gentlemen pushed for the designation, but overwhelming opposition made clear that existing regulations protected the fish. Consequently and appropriately, a recommendation for no ACEC went to Washington, D.C.

Dear Editor,

In the small Winifred and Winnett communities of Montana are groups of locals who are pulling together and working to keep land away from the worldwide and highly financed group called the APR, and keep the land available for generations of families to own and lease and make a good living. Winifred has Save the Cowboy-Stop the APR, and Winnett has ACES.