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Here's a big story that looks like it is getting ignored by most in the Montana media. The story is getting ignored even though a national outlet, Politico, is covering it, and even though liberal Senator Jon Tester campaigned against lobbyist cash, and against lobbyists writing bills for members of Congress.

This can't be real. Flathead County Democrats are planning a fundraising dinner this weekend...featuring a gun control supporter...and an all vegetarian dinner? Insert facepalm emoji here.

Remember how they got attacked because we described them as "two women of faith?"

Tim Sheehy is a Navy SEAL and Purple Heart veteran who was wounded multiple times in combat, and is now the CEO of Bridger Aerospace in Belgrade. He is being heavily recruited by influential conservatives and Republicans to run for the US Senate against liberal Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) in 2024.

This may surprise some of you, but last week when I was chatting with Marc Lotter, a former special assistant to President Trump, I had to slightly agree with Nancy Pelosi (D-CA).

Flint: Andrea and Brooke are two women of faith who will look out for the best interests of your kids and your teachers.

Montana is close to banning outside money in our elections offices, including the notorious "Zuckerbucks" that Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg used to interfere in the 2020 elections.

Harmeet Dhillon is a rock-solid pro-life conservative lawyer who made a run at Republican National Committee Chair. She continues to pick up support all across the country, and Montanans will soon get a chance to see her in person.

Over the weekend, Senator Tester told The Daily Inter Lake how the United States "has farted around in the Middle East forever." That comment did not sit well with a combat veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan like Sheehy. He told this to Fox News in a big story that came out Thursday morning...

Retire...or get fired. That's the message in a new ad targeting liberal Senator Jon Tester (D-MT). Here's the new ad from the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC), which is now chaired by Montana's conservative Senator Steve Daines (R-MT).