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Here is Where!! When is enough, ENOUGH!
by Lin and Frank Vargo that denounced both Biden and and more than likely, today, 100,000
Did you know what this Vice President Kamala Harris for or more illegal aliens nationwide are
administration is doing for illegal issuing “surely the biggest handout to collecting Medicaid benefits which
aliens? illegal aliens in American history.” is costing American tax payers an
I read an article by Michael He cited the Biden-Harris annual cost of $1 Billion Dollars!!
Schwarz the other day, that truly administration’s expansion of Word of mouth is only going to
surprised me. He wrote for instance, Medicaid benefits to illegal aliens. make this even worse than it is now
in an opinion piece published He reported that based on nine states as illegal’s flood into our country
Thursday by Fox News, Hayden data reports, that between 2019 and knowing full well that they can be
Dublois of the Foundation for 2023, the number of illegal aliens on put onto our Medicaid program and
Government Accountability quote: Medicaid has increased by 500 % continued inside
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NOW HIRING
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NOW HIRING North Valley County Water & Sewer District, Inc. Board of
Housekeeping
Directors’ District Secretary & District General Manager. Secretary will
complete Water District every-day tasks such as customer interactions
Come by the Hotel
pertaining to water & sewer, customer billing, creating claims, and and pick up an application
maintaining a clear filing system for the District. Other duties include, but not
limited to, compiling board member packets for District meetings including Pay: $16-18/hour
an agenda, clear financial lists, and other various meeting information. Job Type: Full-time / Part-time • Shifts: All Shifts
District meetings are held the third Monday of every month and Secretary
must be in attendance to keep minutes. High functioning executive skills
are a must; attention to detail, manages time well; must work well with the COMEDY NIGHT DOORS OPEN AT 7 PM
SHOW STARTS AT 8 PM
public and the Board. General Manager must adhere to Montana Code SATURDAY, Must be 21 to enjoy

Annotated; GM will have general charge over District; overseeing District OCTOBER 26
staff. Must possess discernment; water/sewer knowledge preferred. Both ANDREW ROSE
positions, part-time w/ 6mo. probationary period- potential to advance to He crafts his jokes to mirror the likes of his influences in his life such as Demetri
full-time. CALL 406-263-1438 FOR MORE INFORMATION. Martin, Jimmy Carr, & Mitch Hedberg. Born in Texas and raised in Oklahoma,
BUZZ Andrew started his comedy career in the summer of 2012. Giving one-liners, and short stories about his life
NOW HIRING North Valley County Water & Sewer District, Inc. Water & in Oklahoma and the trials and tribulations of a crazy family and dating life of a young 20 – something gives
Wastewater Operator E ­ mployer will train - Operator will be charge over crowds a great experience to tell friends about.
St. Marie water/wastewater system; tasks performed, but not limited to, ALEX KAUFMAN
A standup comedian currently living in Bozeman, MT. After contemplating the heat
systems check, work orders, daily testing, meter readings, and assisting in death of the universe while working on a physics PhD he realized telling jokes was
line repairs. Pay is neg. CALL 406-263-1438 FOR MORE INFORMATION. more fun than solving real problems. Now he can be found performing across the
BUZZ country. Alex has hosted at Spokane Comedy club, is a regular feature at Last Best
REYNOLDS MARKET is accepting applications for cashiers, night crew and Comedy, participated in the Loons on the Lake, and Mutiny Radio Comedy Festivals.
deli. Competitive pay and benefits after a probationary period. Become a FREE DRAWING
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TUESDAY
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Thanks to Dan Crotty for Donating the use of the Alleys!
This will be held at the
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ENOUGH! continued from front same old thing and they will cheat and get in anyway.”
don’t have to do a thing! Your vote could be the only thing that will decide
Did you know, that when Medicaid applicants lack losing or winning our country back. Don’t fall for the
documentation proving their citizenship, they generally media’s brainwashing, telling everyone that Harris is
will receive a 90 day grace period in which they can ahead, your being monopolized into not voting/giving up.
secure ‘the proof ’. Zuckerberg, creator of facebook, told the world that
But, Biden’s Department of Health and Human he was not going to interfere with this election like ‘he was
Services has issued a new federal regulation which was told to do in 2020’. But, interference has been going on in
effective in June, which allows for a perpetual extension the way that you might not realize. If you post anything
of those 90 day grace periods. Which prevents states on facebook about Harris or the Dems, facebook will
from taking the ineligible illegal aliens off of Medicaid!! automatically bury it so that very few will be able to see it.
Because of this loop-hole, it encourages others to Political expert Mark Halperin has revealed that
come into our country illegally. Private Polls are quite different than the numbers that are
WHY WOULD ANY AMERICAN CITIZEN shown in the media and Public polls. In an appearance
WANT TO VOTE FOR THESE PEOPLE? with Tucker Carlson four days ago, Halperin said that
These programs were meant to help our citizens in many Private Polls, Trump is about two percentage
and our citizens alone, not the illegal aliens coming into points higher in some states than in Public Polls.
our country! Halperin said that Private Polling is more exact, because
Which truly explains why the affluent liberals like it hones in on those people most likely to vote, which he
Biden and Harris are seeking to destroy our nation. said was a more time-consuming process, meaning that
They long to inflict pain on ordinary Americans whose it costs more.
existence and sovereignty they loathe. We are slowly, ever so slowly, losing our freedom
This has been done by design and if we don’t stop and many don’t even know it! Don’t let these evil people
this, we will not have a country, pretty soon. In fact, take our country away from us and the future of our
the outrage to American citizens is so obvious that only children and grandchildren!
those who despise ordinary Americans could support This election just may well be, in our opinion,
it! the turning point in our country. Will it be just like a
If you, as a citizen and a voter see nothing wrong communist country, like some want it to be or will it be
with what is going on in our country, then you are part a free nation as it was intended to be?
of the problem and in my opinion, do not care if our Just remember the words of Patrick Henry : Quote:
country goes under. “Why stand here idle? What is it that gentlemen wish?
If this matters to you, you need to get out and vote! What would they have?
And be vigilant for those who will stop at nothing to get Is life so dear or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the
these people back into power! price of chains and slavery?
Their already finding early mail in ballots across the Forbid it Almighty God.
country that are illegal ballots. Either dead people or I know not what course others may take, but as for me,
those illegal aliens that were signed up by liberals to give me liberty or give me death.”
vote in our elections. And so it goes..
I have been asked “why vote?” “It is going to be the ~ Lin and Frank Vargo
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Scotties clinch second seed over to Glasgow. The Scotties had two plays, then threw
By Mike Brandt an interception. Fairfield took over at their own 49, drove
With the playoffs coming in two weeks, it’s time down to score its only touchdown on a pass to Ryder
for the teams to separate themselves from the rest of Carpenter for a 24-yard score with 4:06 to play in the third.
the conference. Glasgow did that Friday night when the The Dawgs blocked the extra point kick.
Scotties defeated Fairfield to clinch the second seed in the On the ensuing kickoff, the Eagles recovered a fumble
Northern B. when the ball hit a Glasgow player’s helmet. Glasgow’s
Glasgow (6-2, 3-1) scored early and kept adding on to defense stopped the Eagles with a quarterback sack.
run away from the Eagles for a 32-6 victory. The Scotties started on their own 38, went down field
Khye Gamas returned the opening kickoff 80-yards to score on Gamas’ 5-yard TD with 9:25 to play in the
to score the first touchdown with only 11 seconds off the game, leading 32-6.
clock. Jose Lopez booted the extra point. The Scotties Coy Nelson picked off a Fairfield pass on the Eagles
added 20 more points for a 26-0 halftime lead. Glasgow’s first possession in the fourth. The Dawgs defense had
defense also did their job in the half. The Dawgs held another sack before the Scotties ran the clock out.
Fairfield to negative yards. Glasgow finished the game with 329 total yards to
The Eagles (4-3, 2-2) couldn’t get on track, losing 135 for the Eagles. Gamas was 8 for 19 in passing for 91
13 yards and having the football sail out of the end zone, yards. He also ran the ball 14 times for 110 yards. Sugg had
giving the Scotties a safety and a 9-0 lead with 10:28 on the 68 yards and Graham 60. Babb caught four passes for 57
clock. yards. Fairfield had 120 passing yards and only 15 rushing
Glasgow took the free kick on the 35. The first play yards.
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The Scotties had a 16-pay drive that started at their
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X Unlimited Abortion
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X “Healthcare Professional”
A “healthcare professional”
meaning a doctor, nurse, dentist,
chiropractor, physical therapist, or
paramedic, can approve abortion AT
ANY STAGE OF PREGNANCY.
X Taxpayer Funded Abortion
Passing CI-128 will increase
taxpayer-funded abortion
procedures in Montana.
X No Parental Consent
Parents will not be entitled to notice
or consent before their daughter
obtains an abortion and predators
and sex traffickers will be protected
when they force victims to obtain
an abortion.
X Reproductive Care Implications
CI-128 is about more than abortion.
The broad language of CI-128
includes phrases like “reproductive
care,” which arguably creates a
right for anyone--including minors--
to undergo radical, irreversible
gender reassignment surgery or
hormone intervention to alter the
reproductive system.
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Letter to the Buzz desperate losing side can raise - draw the nation’s trauma
out for weeks or months before a resolution? Will this
trauma spill over into more turmoil on America’s streets
“The Cure for Politics”, Tomorrows - Main Street and Wall Street alike?
World - November - December 2020 Remember that America’s trauma often becomes
Before I go there, I got a little story for you. A few the world’s.
years ago, I called an army buddy whose been a life- Thankfully, God’s word is clear. Though the blight
long friend since and he is Hispanic. I told him I had of politics, politicking, and politicians will get worse
a thought from the big guy above and I was wondering before it gets better, it will come to an end. When Jesus
what he thought about it? Christ returns, He will put an end to politics. Whatever
I told him we (USA) should consider offering changes may be made to the U.S. and its political systems
Mexico statehood so that they would protect our after this election, only He is the cure. How wonderful
southern border before the shooting starts! He burst out it is that for those who let Him reign in their lives now,
laughing and said, Floyd, where have you Montanans the healing can begin today!”.
been? “The shooting has already started” and IF I would ~ Floyd Hopstad
have said, before the “War Starts”, he’d still be laughing!!
VOTE FOR MITCH

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Letter to the Buzz vote. And before you vote, do your research on local,
state, and federal races, and remember that policies are
more important than personalities (or gender, race,
Why Your Vote Matters looks, or anything else.) We don’t have to live with the
Here we are in another crucial election time. We candidate, but we DO have to live with the policies
are so blessed as Americans to have the right, privilege, of whoever is elected. And, pay attention to whether
and responsibility to vote. I hope that none of us ever their actual deeds match up with what they say.
take this blessing lightly. Many brave patriots have bled For our President, arguably the toughest job in the
and died for our right to vote for our chosen leaders. world, we need someone tough enough to handle hard
I think my generation often takes for granted the high decisions, sleepless nights, to stare down our enemies,
cost that was paid for this and many other freedoms respect our allies, prevent World War III, appoint
we enjoy here in America. many important officials, be Commander in Chief,
I want to encourage every citizen 18 and older protect our borders, and just generally put our country
to vote this year. If you are a citizen but have never first. Yes, remember, we are electing a President, not a
registered to vote, it’s very easy to do. Have your ID homecoming king, queen, or a valentine.
on you, go to your county courthouse and fill out a Below, I have listed some websites where you
5-minute form. If you have recently moved here from can learn about the candidates. It is also a good idea
another county, you need to notify the courthouse of to pray before you vote, as you may be on the fence
your change of address so they can keep their records about some decisions. James 1:5 says “If any of you
accurate. lack wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all men
You may wonder sometimes if your one vote liberally,
really matters. I believe that it does. Many elections are and upbraideth not, and it shall be given him.” In other
won or lost by just one or a few votes. Also, how can we words, He loves to help us when we ask Him—and He
justify complaining if we don’t even exercise this one does it lovingly without finding fault.
small but precious right and responsibility? So, it’s time to pray, register, and vote. Exercise
I love sports analogies because they can create one of our most precious freedoms that we could
a word picture that can really make a point. (Pun conceivably lose if our citizens don’t bother to use it.
intended.) Here’s my football analogy that illustrates the YOUR VOTE MATTERS!
importance of voting in this year’s very consequential ~ Mona J Fast
elections: For information on candidates and issues:
montanafreepress.org. (an election guide for Montana
Your team (America) is playing for the
candidates)
championship—for “all the marbles.” It’s late in the
ivoterguide.com. (a Christian values voter guide)
4th quarter—just seconds on the clock—and the
hannity.com. (for video clips of national candidates in their
score is tied. But your team has the ball on the 2-yard
own words)
line. Your team has the opportunity to win the game.
You’re not the star of the team, but you are a valuable
member. What are YOU going to do? Are you going to
go sit on the bench, whine, and tell the coach that you
don’t think your participation will help much because
you’re just one person, or are you going to complain
that the refs probably won’t be fair, or that you don’t
like all the trash talk coming from both teams? OR, are
you going to stay out on the field and do your part—-
everything you can— to win the biggest game of your
life for your team?
That’s where we are now in America. The ball is
in our hands and the time is running out. What are
each of us going to do to help save our country? Voting
is the least we can do for our country, so please don’t
sit on the sidelines. Make the small effort it takes to