While speaking out against a proposed bill that would make DUI laws more strict for repeat offenders, state Rep. Alan Hale, R–Basin, said drunken driving regulations hurt local businesses and are "destroying a way of life."
"These DUI laws are not doing our small businesses in our state any good at all. They are destroying them," he said in a speech on the state House floor. "They are destroying a way of life that has been in Montana for years and years."
TVNL Comment: Another real life example that proves our point that Republicans value only one thing, money. Nothing else matters. Not life. Not the future survival of the planet or mankind. Not safety. Nothing but money. Business as usual for Republicans.
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