Steve Bullock

Which was worse? The above video where Bullock struggles to stay awake during the Cooney campaign event? Or, when he struggled to name his greatest achievement on the day he launched his presidential campaign?

"If Steve Bullock is elected to the United States Senate he will be Chuck Schumer's pawn."

Liberal Gov. Steve Bullock's (D-MT) open embrace of a semi-automatic weapons ban and other gun control measures gives gun owners and the NRA an easy choice. The NRA is endorsing Montana's Senator Steve Daines (R-MT) with an A+ rating.

When it comes to sexual assault allegations against a conservative nominee to the Supreme Court of the United States- #BelieveWomen. When it comes to sexual assault allegations against a Democrat- #BelieveMen.

Montana GOP: "With Chuck Schumer, Obama, and other Democratic power brokers working behind-the-scenes to turn Montana's Senate seat blue, we knew we'd need to fight back in order to offset the millions that they are pouring into this race."

When it comes to the economy, it certainly looks like Montana is getting hit harder than our neighboring states like North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming. Don't stop there. When it comes to job losses- recent data shows that Montana is even worse than the national average.

What is he not telling you? He's not telling you that states like North Dakota and South Dakota have done more testing than Montana. He's also not telling you that they have the same low death counts as Montana does.

President Trump put even more pressure on Bullock over the weekend, as he announced that Montana would begin lifting restrictions as soon as Friday. Governor Bullock is still dragging his feet, and without a plan.

Hundreds of peaceful demonstrators turned out in front of Montana's State Capitol calling for the governor to end the shutdown of small businesses across the state.

Whether you agree or disagree with the move by Governor Steve Bullock (D-MT) to call for some prisoners to be released due to the coronavirus- here's the question I had: would they be testing the inmates prior to releasing them out on to the streets?