Aaron Flint

4 days ago | kmmsam.com | Aaron Flint

Fresh off of an important win in the Montana Legislature, Mark Lambrecht is chosen as the new CEO for the Montana Electric Cooperatives’ Association. For those who haven't heard, Gary Wiens is retiring after a remarkable career with MECA. Let me just say, also, that I was just in Glasgow, Montana (where Gary grew up) and the Wiens family all around are good folks.

5 days ago | kmmsam.com | Aaron Flint

It seems only fair... Man, you look at all of the harm that Dr. Fauci caused to this country...but does anyone also remember the big story about what Dr. Fauci did to the Beagle puppies? Where was PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) when Fauci was doing his crazy stuff. I certainly don't recall PETA staging Fauci protests in Great Falls and downtown Billings, Montana.

6 days ago | kmmsam.com | Aaron Flint

First MSNBC...now this. Whoa buddy. So many in the Montana media ran with the phony talking points that Jon Tester was just a moderate Democrat. Just a farmer. If he ever loses a seat in the US Senate, he'll head back to Big Sandy. We all knew it was spin. But now it is blatantly obvious to everyone. First the former Democrat Senator from Montana took a gig with the far Left MSNBC. Now, the guy who complained about dark money and Super PACs took a job with a...you guessed it...Super PAC.

2 weeks ago | kmmsam.com | Aaron Flint

Democrats were champing at the bit to attack Montana Republicans for "selling public lands," but that didn't happen- and Montana's Congressmen instead helped usher President Trump's "big, beautiful bill" across the finish line. Montana's Western District Congressman, and former Trump Interior Secretary, Ryan Zinke (R-MT) called it his "San Juan Hill" and fought to successfully remove an effort to sell public lands, while delivering permanent tax relief and border security measures. Rep.

2 weeks ago | k2radio.com | Aaron Flint

A feature in Inked Magazine and $25,000 cash. A Crow Agency, Montana woman is currently in the lead. Carrie Old Coyote tells us that she ran across the Inked magazine competition when a friend sent her the link on Facebook telling her to join. Old Coyote: "I signed up to be a part of the competition where you can win $25,000 and a cover page in the Inked magazine along with a tattoo session from a world renowned artist.