Seth Bodnar - independent US Senate candidate

[Elky Welky]

Yes it has nothing to do with campaigning to win on the Alme side. The whole strategy is do nothing and say nothing and be the winner by default. He’ll legislate the same way as a token winner with no backbone.

Honestly, this might be the only thing I appreciate about the guy. He's not collecting and wasting anyone's money on promises of rainbows and unicorns and feeding the delusion that this election can be won with a split ticket.

If you don't have to work for it, earn it, or spend any money, then why would you? When the other side is doing such a good job of defeating itself I too would just kick back with a beer and watch it burn.

 

[JEFF1960]

This is a podcast episode that I did with Seth Bodnar. He is running as an independent candidate for United States Senate.

Most know my frustration and dislike for the symbiotic duopoly of the two party system. It makes me wonder if Montanans are willing to vote independently or if they will fall back to the comfort of their party allegiance. I will be interested to see how Bodnar performs in the upcoming election.

With the stunt that Senator Daines did to handpick a candidate without exposing the candidate to a primary, I’ll be interested to see how many people find that as distasteful as I do. Given the amount of focus and chatter that Republicans are starting to point towards Bodnar, it seems they are more worried about him than they are the Democrat.

Anyhow, here is Seth Bodnar‘s thoughts on hunting, conservation, and public land.

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Great show, Randy. It really makes you consider the importance of making your vote count.