Posted: March 6, 2013 at 8:20 am
…Roger Koopman and Bob Lake. For voting in the legislature to repeal the privacy rights of women and then for voting in the PSC to make the salaries of utility company CEO’s a secret (citing privacy concerns), Lake and Koopman are this week’s clear winners.
Posted: January 6, 2011 at 11:52 am
Rival GOP members of the Public Service commission engaged in a skirmish over ethics have taken their battle to Youtube this week, with dueling videos of each other’s shady behavior now posted online.
By now, you’ve probably already had a chance to laugh with your co-workers over the Great Falls Tribune captured video of Brad Molnar sparring with fellow Republican Travis Kavulla (below) after Kavulla asked Molnar to sign an ethics pledge before Kavulla would support Molnar’s bid for PSC chair:
For Blackberry users, Great Falls Tribune Exclusive: Brad Molnar and Travis Kavulla argue over chairmanship vote.
Now, video has surfaced that shows, according to the video’s Youtube title, “Travis Kavulla caught pilfering through Brad Molnar’s private paperwork and then steals documents.” h/t MTMom.
Posted: October 28, 2010 at 12:42 pm
…Travis Kavulla, Republican Candidate for the Public Service Commission.
There was a time when all candidates running for an elected position would take seriously the Oath of office to act with fidelity–an obligation to be honest and to not purposefully and maliciously distort the truth to fit one’s political schemes.
Not anymore.
Kavulla seeks our approval to take this oath, but then pens what has been called “a pathetic work of fiction” in the Great Falls Tribune. The Intermountain Energy Blog has the analysis, and an entreaty for said candidate to “please stop lying:”
Your editorial yesterday in the Great Falls Tribune is a pathetic work of fiction. Typically, I would dismiss it as just some person picking numbers to fit political needs. But you know better. You went to Harvard.
Considering this stunning lack of honest analysis, we can expect that this latest move is not the end of Kavulla’s numbers games. If voters allow Republicans to take back control of the PSC with Brad Molnar as Chair, this guy will be bowling them all over with a storm of deceptive numbers, because he’ll clearly do “whatever it takes” to make his political points. And that’s why he’s the GOP Hypocrite of the Week.