Montanans deserve a lawmaker in the United States Senate who actually cares about irrigators like the folks in Phillips County, hard-working producers who don’t know if they’ll be able to put up hay next year without a Federal investment in the Milk River Irrigation Project.
We need a Senator who cares about our teachers, who cares about our healthcare, our agricultural economy, our Tribal neighbors, our housing crisis and about upholding the Constitution of the United States.
This past election cycle was brutal for many and the exhaustion is real. I’m not asking you for anything right now but your faith in me. I'm not giving up on Montana and I'm not giving up on democracy.
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"Montana is a special place..."
We’re farmers, ranchers, mothers, grandfathers, teachers, nurses, Republicans, Democrats, Independents and Libertarians all living together in a place we call home. Together, we just voted for CI-128, the most important legislation for women’s healthcare in our lifetimes.
The great strength of our state doesn’t lie in the halls of government; it lies in the hearts of decent, caring citizens. The real strength of America often shines through in spite of government, when a neighbor walks across the road and says, “Need a hand? Here it is.”
People in a national party focus on the issue of the day in D.C. but if you don’t feel good about your job, public infrastructure, your healthcare and the education your kids are getting, you don’t get very far.
We need to address issues on the ground in our communities, from completing the Milk River irrigation project to ensuring every citizen has access to rural healthcare and public schools.
I will go to D.C. with a primary mission, to make sure Montana communities remain strong and we can continue to feed the world.
The path to democracy runs right through our agricultural communities.
When Democrats run on decency, empathy, compassion, and sticking to our principles, we win. When we win, we get to work delivering and standing up for people.
I love this state. I’ve lived here nearly twenty-five years and Montana is part of who I am, part of who we all are. I would be honored to serve as our U.S. Senator.
My goal is to earn your confidence, your vote, and to be able to stand up in front of Republicans and Democrats alike as a representative of the will of Montana, the people of Montana.
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