Monthly Archives: February 2008

Board members who are up for re-election

 Here are the names of the board members you will be voting for tomorrow night. Again, that meeting is at 6:30 at the Livingston public library in the Russell Chatam room. Joanne Gardner is a new candidate for our board … Continue reading

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Meeting February 7th at 6:30pm

Please attend our monthly meeting at the Livingston Public Library at 6:30 pm tomorrow night in the Russell Chatam room. The public is welcome. We will be electing our board members, and then Gabe Furshong, the man who spearheaded the … Continue reading

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Montana Women For Meeting Tomorrow Night!

  Please be sure to attend our monthly meeting tomorrow night, February 7th, at the Livingston Public Library at 6:30 pm in the Russell Chatam room. We encourage all members to try and bring someone with them.  The public is … Continue reading

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Military Budget is Obscene

Bush’s Budget Legacy Robert Scheer Robert Scheer is editor of TruthDig, where this essay originally was published. Curb your enthusiasm. Even if your favored candidate did well on Super Tuesday, ask yourself if he or she will seriously challenge the … Continue reading

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Why this election is so important – the monetary implications of war

The Huffington Post Home > The Blogs > Robert L. Borosage Robert L. Borosage Read it and Weep: Bush’s Last Budget Posted February 5, 2008 | 10:04 AM (EST) Read More: Bush, Bush 2009 Budget, Economy, Election 2008, Federal Budget, … Continue reading

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Iraq war vigil and February 7th meeting

Don’t forget to meet us outside the post office at 4 pm for our peace vigil. Although the presidential candidates are focusing on the economy (without connecting the recession to the obscene amount of money this war is costing) the … Continue reading

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Here’s where most of your tax dollars go

Pentagon Seeks Record Level in 2009 Budget E-Mail Print Reprints Save Share By THOM SHANKER Published: February 3, 2008 WASHINGTON — As Congress and the public focus on more than $600 billion already approved in supplemental budgets to pay for … Continue reading

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