Daines Senate Seat 2026

[Jules Winnfield]

Here is another battle to fight, and of course, lead by the kneepad salesman of the year, Daines:

Daines gains federal support to strip wilderness potential from Montana sites

Forest Service, BLM officials concur: WSA status not warranted for Middle Fork Judith, Wales Creek and Hoodoo landscapes.

www.bozemandailychronicle.com

 

[Nameless Range]

I am aware voting for Libertarians is essentially universally hopeless, but I've written folks in or refused to vote on races in the past where I viewed both candidates as wells too poisoned to drink from so that doesn't bother me. I find it interesting in my own psyche, that I am considering the libertarian candidates no less than the others. Because I have met Tom and believe he is at the very least earnest, I will be considering him. My fear with Libertarians is always their de facto position on public lands and waters and wildlife viewed as a public trust, but I think he is more of a "pragmatic libertarian" as opposed to one who reads Friedrich Hayek.

Home

Tom Jandron

www.jandron4ussenate.com

 

[Gulf of America]

I am aware voting for Libertarians is essentially universally hopeless, but I've written folks in or refused to vote on races in the past where I viewed both candidates as wells too poisoned to drink from so that doesn't bother me. I find it interesting in my own psyche, that I am considering the libertarian candidates no less than the others. Because I have met Tom and believe he is at the very least earnest, I will be considering him. My fear with Libertarians is always their de facto position on public lands and waters and wildlife viewed as a public trust, but I think he is more of a "pragmatic libertarian" as opposed to one who reads Friedrich Hayek.

Home

Tom Jandron

www.jandron4ussenate.com

I know it's not remotely possible, but organizing a write-in campaign to get Tester to win the Republican primary would be hilarious.

 

[SAJ-99]

I am aware voting for Libertarians is essentially universally hopeless, but I've written folks in or refused to vote on races in the past where I viewed both candidates as wells too poisoned to drink from so that doesn't bother me. I find it interesting in my own psyche, that I am considering the libertarian candidates no less than the others. Because I have met Tom and believe he is at the very least earnest, I will be considering him. My fear with Libertarians is always their de facto position on public lands and waters and wildlife viewed as a public trust, but I think he is more of a "pragmatic libertarian" as opposed to one who reads Friedrich Hayek.

Home

Tom Jandron

www.jandron4ussenate.com

Lots of solid sound bites on the webpage. Good luck to him. I have met a lot of Libertarians who were earnest. They also had no idea how an economy worked. It's like he wants to encourage you to bury money in coffee cans in the back yard.

 

[Nameless Range]

Lots of solid sound bites on the webpage. Good luck to him. I have met a lot of Libertarians who were earnest. They also had no idea how an economy worked. It's like he wants to encourage you to bury money in coffee cans in the back yard.

View attachment 404693

When my wife's grandmother died, one of the great gifts she left us was the hidden money all over her home. Coffee cans, pillow cases, random envelopes, $7 in the matchbox by the wood stove.... The gift wasn't the 63 bucks, but the hunt.

 

[Gulf of America]

Libertarians and socialists are just two sides of the same coin. Both live in a fantasy world with great ideas that fall flat on their face when confronted with reality. I say this as someone who formerly identified as libertarian.

 

[Nameless Range]

Both live in a fantasy world

I'm starting to believe that all politicians do, and given the fact that none would likely get their way, perhaps their chief utility is to serve as a gravitational force to pull our heading a few degrees in some direction, as opposed to their destination of choice.

In this context of Hunt Talk, my fear with any of them on the "right", is whether or not they will stand up to irreversible decisions related to that which my life really revolves around in the short, medium, and long term - public lands.