The ideal property tax rate is zero.

Don’t litter so we can save tax dollars? Solid gold messaging. Should apply this type of message approach to other areas of government. Guarantee it would boost compliance.

Raising a Montana kid

New SCOTUS decision on NEPA mirrors Speaker Ler's HB 285, which clarified that MEPA is procedural only, not substantive.

🔔NEW🔔: Here at Frontier, we’ve spent the last 5 years championing liberty in our great state. We have led bold, nationally recognized reforms right here in Montana - from zoning to AI - and now, our new Model Legislation page provides a playbook so that other states can do the

I'm sorry, but why must state government choose the modern brutalist prison vibe for new buildings?

I just learned about a Montana constitutional amendment to abolish property taxes that won 44% of the vote on the ballot in 1986. Back to the future?🤔

Economic freedom enables maximum abundance. Small government expands economic freedom by staying out of the way, enforcing contracts, and promoting the rule of law.

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Budget debate! Did the 2025 mtleg grow state government 2.1% or more like 16-18%? Kendall does a fact check 👇  Couple of things not included in his video breakdown: - There are some issues w the HB 2 Overall Analysis that may inflate the growth estimate a bit. One is that

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"While helping some in the short term, SB 542 / HB 231 fall short of the property tax relief Montanans desperately need and, in many ways, actually make our tax system worse... We think Montanans deserve more—the job is far from done." Read Kendall Cotton's latest column #mtpol

OPINION: Montanans Didn’t Get The Property Tax Relief We Need Kendall Cotton says property tax shift helps some, hikes bills for others, and leaves systemic issues unresolved. westernmt.news/2025/06/09/we-…

While the 2025 Legislature's property tax package offers some short-term relief, it misses the mark on the true property tax reform Montanans need. With rising home values and tax bills, Montanans will continue to look for lawmakers to deliver lasting solutions. Check out

A moratorium on large, dense developments is just as misguided and ethically repugnant as a moratorium on new single family homes on large lots. Both policies are rooted in collectivism. Both policies infringe on our fundamental right to own and use our property. Neither