..Taylor challenged Reeves to a debate.

“The mayor should respect the citizens enough and respect our community enough to engage in a debate about these issues, to have discussions about these issues that will affect us.”

“Great Falls especially knows how important it is to have quality education for our kids, for everyone to have the opportunity to go to college, you know, for kids with special needs to get the services that they deserve to have access," she [Jasmine] explained.

"The recent decision by the Cascade County Commission to remove election administration from the Clerk and Recorder’s office has generated heated (often false) accusations and covered facts in smoke. To put it simply, the elected Clerk and Recorder was not performing the duties of the job. The Cascade County Commission should be commended for taking action."

"...Taylor is urging concerned residents to participate in the clean-up event by bringing gloves, trash bags, paint scrapers, and (if possible) cans of graffiti-removal material. She said organizers will have some supplies available, but encourages others to pitch in if possible."

“... Hearing the words, ‘these workers knew what they were getting into when they took the jobs’ reminded me of what my family experienced— cancer wiping out our entire life savings. That was the moment I said to myself, ‘OK, I have to enter local politics.”
— Jasmine Taylor, HD-22

“We think that it’s a huge honor to have them trust us with putting something together like this and working with us to make it happen,” said Jasmine Taylor, the center’s president.

"...The proposal, which drew supporters and opponents to a City Commission meeting last week, was drafted by members of the Great Falls LGBTQ Center, in consultation with the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Montana. They say the effort is personal..."