That much harder to attain. Think about the i think Everything Else is that much more challenging along the way. I think it can be done. Ive seen it done. And we did it in montana. I was attorney general when actually was general in part with your former mike delaney who is always good to see when the case called Citizens United came up. That was the case that said oh, money is speech and corporations have the same rights as people. When that case came down, every single state in the country said game over. There is absolutely nothing we can do. Democrats and it really was it was a completely captured state. Regular folks said enough is enough and passed this corrupt practices act in 1912 saying corporations couldnt spend or contribute in elections. And we had some of the lowest contribution limits in the nation. Actually people talking to people, not how much money is going to be spent on the outside. So in Citizens United came up as ag i knew i had to do something. Took the first cas
We will be moving around the state as we can. Banners ofhave our our sponsors up. Different rooms, says as you will see on your tables, you will see the list of our sponsors and the list here. Without them, we cannot do this great series that has taken place for so many years and inrted by our own fred coker 1997. [applause] i know that many of you are saying the same thing as the man with perfect attendance, jim brett, ive never gone to any event he was supposed to be that and was not at. Every new England Council event, he is always there. Today he is unfortunately at a funeral. He is not here today, so larry will do the q a part. We have been training him on this for days on end. [laughter] he is very good. Next week we are back at the institute of politics. A whole series of things coming up in the future. Very excited. We have a very special governor who has come quite a long way this morning. Governor Steve Bullock, montanas former attorney general and was elected montanas 24th g
Finally we found our way here. It is a great location for our series. We will be moving around the state as we can. Banners ofhave our our sponsors up. Different rooms, says as you will see on your tables, you will see the list of our sponsors and the list here. Without them, we cannot do this great series that has taken place for so many years and inrted by our own fred coker 1997. [applause] i know that many of you are saying the same thing as the man with perfect attendance, jim brett, ive never gone to any event he was supposed to be that and was not at. Every new England Council event, he is always there. Today he is unfortunately at a funeral. He is not here today, so larry will do the q a part. We have been training him on this for days on end. [laughter] he is very good. Next week we are back at the institute of politics. A whole series of things coming up in the future. Very excited. We have a very special governor who has come quite a long way this morning. Governor Steve Bul
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Know, outside and, you know, around the neighborhood we walked there. I think this can be very positive. It meets some of the same things that made neighborhood theaters great. Which is to have an entertainment that is familyfriendly that people can go to and see their neighbors, the kids can play together with the other neighbor kids. I think this is a winwin. I am sub excited to support it. I am impressed by the design. I like the skylights that let the light in. I think all of that is a good adaptive reuse. Im happy to support it. I can understand the community may be disappointed of not having a theater as it was discussed in 2011. When the building has been standing that empty for that long, im getting very nervous about its future usability. I, unfortunately, witnessed the ill use of the theater which is an outstanding piece and it really doesnt carry in this particular case. I think we have slightly more options for a more sensitive integrated use and for that very reason i will