To which ones? He mentioned quite a few attack ads directed against him and was asked some questions by the audience to clarify what they might have heard in the attack ads.
I think he summarized it very well when he said (a quote from
@Straight Arrow that I had used on my podcast with Bodnar), "You know you're over a valuable target when the flack gets the heaviest." In other words, there's a reason both the R and D are focusing a lot of their negative ads on him - he's a true threat. Whether him or Dan Osborn (the Nebraska independent Senate Candidate with a great chance to win) were to gain a Senate seat, it would stand the status quo on its head.
I hope enough people are frustrated in MT and NE to vote agains this crazy system that rewards incompetence and being a party lackey.
Either way, Montana is going to have another freshman Senator; Bodnar, Alme, or Bankhead. Sheehy is an example of a Freshman Republican Senator - does exactly what the party tells him. His voting record is virtually identical to Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Mike Lee (R-UT). When MT ranchers and farmers are getting hammered by beef import policy, wars that drive up fertilizer and diesel prices, and lack of market competition, we hear nothing from our freshman Senator Sheehy. If he can't speak up on those issues, what issues can he speak up on?
Like Sheehy, Alme as a freshman R in the US Senate is like giving Texas or Utah a third Senate seat. And Bankhead would be the lackey carrying water for Schumer, et al, giving California, Washington, and Maryland a third Senate seat.
"Freedom's just another word for nothin' left to lose..." Kris Kristofferson in
Me and Bobbie McGee. Do Montana (and Nebraska) voters have anything left to lose?
The current system and it's corruption, a system that let's a senile old man hide in the White House basement for his four year Presidency, and a system of bootlickers (Daines/Sheehy as examples) who provide political cover for the Pedophile in Chief, have me completely vested in dismantling the current system and doing what I can that is to the detriment of the two parties and clowns who control the circus. Whether Bodnar or some future Independent, the remainder of my breathing days spent on politics will be directed towards changing the mess that has been created by the two parties, their hyper-partisans, and the billionaires funding the mess.
At this time Bodnar is the best option I see for changing this system, at best by winning, and at worst by running a close campaign that might not win, scaring the shit out of the two parties who think they have full control of the circus they benefit from.
www.daines.senate.gov
