Online polls tend to be shutdown early on the Great Falls Tribune website. Unfortunately it is Saturday August 15, 1:17pm and no new activity has taken place.
Tom Glover - 9 years ago
Overlooking the fact that the president of the organization opposed to the deal resigned and now supports it and that the opposition has no real claim to facts disputing the deal. I'd say misinformed are winning again in Great Falls.
R. J. Saville - 9 years ago
I think that Senator Testor should look back in history when Nevil Chamberlain said in 1938 that "We now have peace in our time" after he signed an agreement with Adolf Hitler.
Michael Hart - 9 years ago
As a Viet Nam veteran, I have some idea of the uselessness of most of the military confrontations in which we have found ourselves. Sen. Tester is right in supporting the deal. We cannot continue to use the military to resolve every issue. Viet Nam, Afghanistan, and Iraq were totally unnecessary. We were led into every one of them by lies from those who profit from the military/industrial/financial complex, which President Eisenhower warned us against more than a half-century ago. We have not heeded his advice, much to our detriment. The USSR tended to do the same, which eventually led to its demise.
Kate - 9 years ago
Tester is forgetting who voted him into office (the same ones that will vote him out). The majority of the voters in Montana are against this "deal" with Iran, especially the part about giving them billions of dollars and trusting them to let anyone monitor them!
Online polls tend to be shutdown early on the Great Falls Tribune website. Unfortunately it is Saturday August 15, 1:17pm and no new activity has taken place.
Overlooking the fact that the president of the organization opposed to the deal resigned and now supports it and that the opposition has no real claim to facts disputing the deal. I'd say misinformed are winning again in Great Falls.
I think that Senator Testor should look back in history when Nevil Chamberlain said in 1938 that "We now have peace in our time" after he signed an agreement with Adolf Hitler.
As a Viet Nam veteran, I have some idea of the uselessness of most of the military confrontations in which we have found ourselves. Sen. Tester is right in supporting the deal. We cannot continue to use the military to resolve every issue. Viet Nam, Afghanistan, and Iraq were totally unnecessary. We were led into every one of them by lies from those who profit from the military/industrial/financial complex, which President Eisenhower warned us against more than a half-century ago. We have not heeded his advice, much to our detriment. The USSR tended to do the same, which eventually led to its demise.
Tester is forgetting who voted him into office (the same ones that will vote him out). The majority of the voters in Montana are against this "deal" with Iran, especially the part about giving them billions of dollars and trusting them to let anyone monitor them!
That is Tester makes you wonder about him