So That's Why Tester Flip-Flopped on TikTok

So that's why he flip-flopped on TikTok. It all makes sense now, doesn't it?

Back on June 1st, we told you how liberal Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) flip-flopped on TikTok. Now we have another reason why. Turns out Tester, who is up for re-election in 2024.

Check out this news from The Daily Caller:

Tester appeared supportive of banning TikTok in Montana in mid-May, according to multiple reports, but offered conflicting comments days later in an interview published the same day TikTok sued his home state on First Amendment grounds. Prior to his initial comments, Tester’s campaign had only received $500 from a TikTok lobbyist, but later received $5,250 in donations after he shifted his stance on the app’s banning, according to Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings.

Liberal Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) has earned the nickname for being "The Flip-Flop Flat Top" Senator from Montana for being a pretend moderate in the United States Senate, especially when election season rolls around.

By the way, Navy SEAL veteran and GOP Senate candidate Tim Sheehy is calling out Tester for the invasion taking place on our Southern Border. Check out the video below:

Here's more of what I reported back in June when it comes to Tester and the TikTok ban.

Tester earlier said he supported a ban on TikTok, but now that the Republican Supermajority in the Montana Legislature and the Republican Governor actually got the job done...Tester says Montana should not have banned the app

Just another flip-flop from flat top. Just like how he claimed to support the Keystone Pipeline, but voted against it when it mattered most. Just like how he claims to support border security, yet has never done anything significant to rein in the lawless Biden Administration.

I saw another headline from CNN where the TikTok CEO is confident that they will prevail against Montana's ban on TikTok. Of course they're confident. They know we have liberal judges here in Montana that will choose Communist China over Montana.

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