[This_far]

This is an opinion piece.

The first clip is well into the body of the opinion (that would make it MY opinion of an opinion Mr Motl, neither an endorsement nor a contribution )(Commissioner of Political Practices MT)

Bullock is in second term race, why now is he proposing such, why not before.

Bullock didn't help the coal industry.

I'd ask that you click the link if only to read the comments. (there's only a few, but I believe that they are worth a minute or two)

[Spktyr]

Soooo... how do they propose to have their solar arrays work when they’re under several feet of snow?

[rellimpank]

--the big solar fiasco just south of Las Vegas (Ivanpah)--somewhat further south --has so far experienced a couple of major problems: "the sun hasn't shone enough " and California is about to penaize it because it uses too much natural gas keeping the fluids warm at night.

--but , us taxpayers got to finance it with a little help from Google----

-last I sawit was produciing less than 50% of expected power---

[This_far]

sorry, live links here

“http://www.boston-online.com/bizarro/the_cockroaches_that_ate_natick.html";

short video

“https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tK3s1Vnol0";

[Road Warrior ‘04]

Henry Dykema is president of the nonprofit Montana Renewable Energy Association and owner of Sundance Solar Systems, a solar installation business near Red Lodge.

So, he owns the business (assume FOR profit) and advocates for solar installations with a non-profit, backed by the (democrat) state government and no one sees just a bit of a conflict of interest? Or, collusion?