Video clip on social media: Facebook, X
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Of special interest to Lake County residents: An assessment of HR 3773 and S 1967, identical bills titled the Protection for Reservation Occupants against Trafficking and Evasive Communications Today Act of 2025, or the PROTECT Act of 2025. What are the implications for non-tribal citizens? Please follow and weigh in on this matter!
Read this article by Linda Sauer,
Leo Hohmann‘s article “America’s schizophrenic foreign/domestic policies and how it empowers the enemy within”,
and so much more HERE.
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Citizens celebrate Old Glory on Flag Day | Lake County Leader
May we see many star-spangled banners wave to celebrate Independence Day too, despite forecasted rain showers!
Our Montana House Representative for District 12, Tracy Sharp, held his audience captive at the Pachyderm Club meeting in Polson on May 23, 2025. With his great sense of humor, he painted his daunting task as a newbie in the legislature as FUN. Despite all the challenges he faced, he clearly came away as someone who accomplished a lot for us, the constituents. And the good news is, he is willing to continue the fight for us! Watch for the minutes of the meeting that will be posted under “Who We Are/Pachyderm Club”.
The audience had many questions for Tracy. For example, who exactly were the Nasty Nine? Well, here is a meme borrowed from Facebook as a reminder:
Click the image above for link to MT GOP rebuking the nine legislators. Posted on social media February 24, 2025.
Tracy Sharp will be doing a presentation for Lake County Republican Women also at the July 7 meeting. Don’t miss it! Guests are welcome.
The above video (click image) is linked from Facebook. Brian Harrison can also be found on X, where he posts videos of what is done to him as a conservative on the house floor in Texas.
Larry Ashcraft spoke to a full room at the Pachyderm Club meeting yesterday. It is already obvious that those who are most affected by decisions made by the City Council, for example, can bring about change just by being vigilant, asking questions, and keeping an eye on what is being done and how it is being done. Be sure to thank Larry and his four fellow committee members for volunteering their time for all Polson residents! Without the volunteers, the City Council would have had to appoint their own auditors to audit them… This audit was voted for by the residents.
This summer there will be two public meetings for residents to participate in. The audit commission is inviting residents to contact them with concerns. Minutes of the presentation at the Pachyderm meeting will be available soon on this website under “Who We Are/Pachyderms”.
The Lake County Leader wrote: Polson Study Commission welcomes input | Lake County Leader
Contact information included in the Leader article!