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The US Senate race here in Montana could be a $300 million race, easily breaking records in Big Sky Country. The Left has already made it clear that they will be pouring money into Montana in order to try and keep liberal Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) in the Senate. Will the Montana Libertarian Party interfere in the race in order to help the Democrats?

"Jon Tester failed to fully follow through on ethics pledge at center of 2006 campaign." That was a recent headline from CNN of all places.

Republicans can talk all day long about who they think the strongest candidate is to take out liberal Senator Jon Tester (D-MT). One thing is clear; though: Jon Tester is TERRIFIED of this Navy SEAL veteran from Montana.

They're not just "bedwetters"- they're f'ing "bedwetters" according to influential Montana Democrat politico Jim Messina.

Montana's US Senator Steve Daines delivered remarks during the weekly GOP leadership press conference on Capitol Hill. He hammered "Bidenomics" for the harm the Joe Biden-Jon Tester policies are causing.

Navy SEAL veteran Tim Sheehy racked up another big name conservative backer in his bid to serve as the Republican nominee to take on liberal Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) in 2024. Expectations remain that Congressman Matt Rosendale (R-MT02) will also jump into the race, as the Rosendale camp released a letter showing the endorsement of 37 GOP state legislators.

Plus, check out what former Dem Gov. Brian Schweitzer (D-MT) had to say when we asked him if Biden was "with it."

The head of the VA in Montana was "sacked," but more changes are needed at the top of the Veterans Administration bureaucracy. That was the conclusion that I shared along with our good Navy veteran friend George Blackard, who is a former Vice Commander of the American Legion here in Montana.

The bottom line: Tester failed to stand up for Flathead Lake and Western Montana, and he should be held accountable for this in 2024.

Two of the more interesting reads when it comes to this week's news came from Politico and Breitbart News. How the GOP hopes to avoid "a messy primary."