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Governor Steve Bullock (D-MT) is calling on Hillary Clinton for help ahead of 2020. Apparently he's still awaiting a return phone call, according to this piece in The New York Times:

After refusing to comment to the New York Times, Governor Steve Bullock (D-MT) took advantage of a Friday before the Super Bowl news dump to officially apologize. Here's the full statement in a blog post shared at Medium.com.

The New York Post calls it "a pathetic plea of incompetence over top aide’s harassment scandal," and now New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) is hammering Governor Steve Bullock (D-MT). Adding fuel to the fire- Governor Bullock is now refusing to comment or even answer questions, according to the New York Times

The New York Times ran a phony puff piece on Democrat Senator Jon Tester over the weekend. Undeterred, Donald Trump, Jr. had some fun with the piece, and sent out a warning to Tester.

It's an election year and some things tend to get a little strange when these come around. This one is no exception but I feel commendable to an extent none the less. According to a number of news organizations like this story from the New York Times, Budweiser will be changing it's name to 'America' during this election season...

If we thought our world, lives and personalities couldn't get more technically involved, we were wrong. There is literally an app for everything. I found an app that can tell me what I do while I'm asleep. We order food, scan bar codes, play games, find love -- all with our phones and that isn't even the tip of the iceberg...

According to a story in the New York Times, a survey conducted by the Kaufman Foundation says Montana leads the nation in new business creation.

Adding to the worldwide coverage of the shooting death of Diren Dede, the New York Times has published its own article about the incident.

Former Montana Congressman Pat Williams appeared before the Senate Education Committee Wednesday to hear testimony for and against confirming him as a member of the Montana Board of Regents.