[BBB333]

Up yours,

Sincerely,

Montana

[OKITRUMP77]

And didn’t the good ole boy farmers put him over the top? After Trump has given Farmers alot more positive legislation vs Obama.

[Fiji Hill]

...the GOP ‘squishy caucus’ ranks have been whittled down to Ben Sasse and his imaginary better angel. There’s still Collins and Murkowski,

Unfortunately, Mittens is about to join this group.

[rigelkentaurus]

Election tampering, again. It’s not the voters that count, it is the counters who vote that determine elections in commie countries, comrade which is what we have been for decades, only more open and brazen about it recently.

[wiseprince]

The house Rep got more votes? Sounds shady.

[Red Badger]

It would seem that some voter ballot shenanigans are going on there......................

[Alberta's Child]

Interestingly, Montana kept Tester in office for the same reason North Dakota dumped Heitkamp.

In my travels, I've found that there's one single major issue in most statewide elections in these Great Plains states: Where do you live, and how long have you been here?

If the GOP wants to win these elections, they should find a candidate who has lived in that state for at least 40 years. In Montana. running a candidate from Baltimore is like running a candidate from Baghdad.

Heitkamp lost because her opponent successfully painted her as a stooge for D.C. interests. Her Kavanaugh vote simply sealed the deal, since it confirmed that she was Heidi Heitkamp (D-Planned Parenthood), not Heidi Heitkamp (D-North Dakota).

Tom Daschle -- the sitting Democrat leader in the U.S. Senate -- lost his South Dakota seat in 2004 when it was revealed that he was taking advantage of a D.C. tax rebate program that required him to attest that D.C., not South Dakota, was his permanent residence. "Oh, you're not a South Dakota guy anymore, Tom? Then get lost and stay there in that sh!thole in D.C."

Party affiliation means less in these Great Plains states than it means anywhere else, it seems.

[bantam]

The first place all the caravan aliens, and middle eastern type aliens ought to be sent when Democrats welcome them with open arms is to Montana. I heard there’s a lot of space out there for them.
Montana folks apparently are just willing to take them with, arms wide open.

[vette6387]

Thanks you Montana A$$holes, for nothing! Now, go out and dance in some Buffalo $hit and celebrate! Red State, Bull$hit, just another state full of “brainless takers!”

[hopespringseternal]

Voters are generally speaking way too stupid as a group to figure out even the most obvious facts. This is why it is crucial for Republicans to effectively communicate the issues, what people should think about the issues and why their opponents are the wrong choice.

[C19fan]

John Tester wins every time because he is able to manipulate enough conservatives to vote Losertarian. His campaign always spends resources touting the Losertarian as the true “conservative”. Tester has never breached 50% in any of his election wins

[Bonemaker]

“...Montana, thanks for nothing!”

Dumb bastards although with democrats voter fraud always has to be factored in.

[txrefugee]

Tester lied about Dr. Randy Jackson, accusing him of being a drug pusher, defaming his excellent character. He is a typical Democrat lying politician. MT voters are dupes.

[ReleaseTheHounds]

What the blank is wrong with Montana?

[discipler]

Montana was invaded by libtards who moved there after destroying California and New York. Wherever these cancerous tumors show up, there’s nothing but ruin and Jon Testers.

[DoodleDawg]

So if Sinema’s lead holds up and depending on how the Florida fiasco goes then best case is that the Republicans pick up 2 Senate seats. Worst case scenario is they pick up one. This in a year when some people were predicting a pick up of 11 seats. Add to that the loss of 35 to 40 seats in the House and how can anybody classify this as anything but a disappointment for the GOP?

[Impy]

by flipping the House, if barely,

People keep implying that dems will have like 220 seats or something. It will be 230-234. That is not "barely"! GOP has only officially secured 198 seats. Yes the margins of rat victories were mostly small but there were so many of them including in places that shouldn't have even been close.

Jon Tester is probably a decent guy, and he isn’t the worst of the Democrats, not by a long shot.

I don't agree, he's Frank Church (different state I know) 2.0, no moderate at all. He's swine, and it's sickening he won 50% of the vote. Given what State he is, he is THE WORST. A "red state" could not do worse, no other state now has such a deficit between what it should have in a Senator and what it does have. And no "decent guy" is for partial-birth abortion, ok? That's like, evil.

Montana is far too competitive, rats have one 4 Governor races in a row too and Obama nearly won in 2008. I will say though that Rosendale was a weak candidate. Ryan Zinke was supposed to run but he was plucked away for a meaningless (Maybe not to Montana but in the grand scheme of things) cabinet gig, and minor scandals he's incurred in that pointless gig won't help him if he runs in the future.

[givemWatts]

Meanwhile you have MT state senator Jed Hinkle needing to take matters in his own hands at the ballot counting offices. Yes, I know he’s Republican, but lacking common sense, at least in this: https://www.bozemandailychronicle.com/news/mtleg/candidate-hinkle-removed-from-area-where-uncounted-election-ballots-held/article_8c8920ca-d3f6-5302-8414-929015ab07e2.html