I’ll be the fly in the ointment. My <unnamed person who must be obeyed> hit a calf elk in the paunch with a .270. She was using good ammo: Barnes copper.
Once elk are hit poorly they become tougher than hell. She hit it a few more times in good spots, but that elk took a while to die. And it...
The bigger issue to me wasn't that Alme was put in place. The real reason -- and Daines freely admits this -- was to prevent any viable Democrat from filing.
Yes, an answer more in line with what the IT folks were giving me would be:
87$$Red-Forwarding-Lettuce. Multiple long unrelated words that are easy to remember. This is all good info.
I guess that makes sense. My concern was that if someone got access to my computer they’d only have to guess one password to access all my sensitive stuff.
I agree with you on that. The crazies have enough control that our attempt to create one in Montana failed. People were also confused on how/why it worked. Hopefully the moderates will win their primaries anyway.
I’m the guy formerly known as RobG. As you might remember, I was hacked and the hacker posted some very expensive gear for sale. Thank goodness some people know me well enough to suspect it was a scam so nobody took the bait.
My password was moderately strong, with letters and numbers, but...
It makes a difference, just look at Murkowski’s win. In practice ranked choice is the same as a runoff election, which is easier to show how the crazies are eliminated.
Say there are three people running in the main election, a crazy left, a crazy right, and a moderate. Furthermore, say the...
MT's primary isn't truly open. We get to choose from three ballots based on party: R, D, or L. We can pick any ballot we want for any particular primary, but we can't vote more than one ballot. In practice, it's not much different than a closed primary.
There was a ballot initiative last...
I wouldn’t be too sure with pikeminnow :). I use to catch a lot of them as a kid and don’t remember trying them more than once. We learned to plant them in the garden. I’ll be interested in hearing how they turn out.
I can think of two cases of CC in Park county (Livingston area). The first one was thrown out with the county attorney saying corner crossing wouldn’t be prosecuted. A later case was not prosecuted based on the aforementioned case. Here is a good read from BHA...
I believe Gianforte is wrong about previous administrations saying it was illegal. There was a Montana Access Guide (I may have the name wrong) that gave guidance on corner crossing. Before Gianforte the guide said that it was uncertain, but it recommended getting permission. Only after...