It hasn’t.
Cooney, best choice for sportsmen.
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Straight Arrow
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While campaigning for Congress, Gianforte showed up at our Vietnam Vets pancake breakfast to "work" in the kitchen for a few minutes, ostensibly to then be able to boast about supporting veterans. I also sat at a local cafe small group coffee session, listening to his diatribe about solving Montana problems. I'm less than impressed; won't vote for him.
However, he has been a successful businessman, creating jobs, and contributing to Montana's economy. I only wish he would have stuck to what brought him success.
It's long been clear to me that business acumen does not translate to the ability to govern successfully. It requires a different kind of wisdom and caring.
Schaaf
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Gianforte pronounces car keys like "khakis" and cooks his steak well done
406dn
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Very well done,,with ketchup on the side for dipping.
Mmmmmm good.
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This is what I was going to point out in answer to MTGomer's question. More statewide races were competitive for the GOP locally. There were races in the primary for dems, but most weren't really close and everyone knew who would win. Plus I could see a lot of hard core Trumpers wanting to make sure they voted for their guy because, well, they're like that.
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Why do liberals always resort to personal attacks and name calling? People in glass houses should not cast stones son...
How is that name calling or a personal attack? And how do you know @Schaaf is a liberal? Asking for a friend....
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And how does a verbal jab compare to being convicted with assaulting a reporter??
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If you can not recognize a personal attack, well, that says a lot. As for being a "liberal" I live in the same county as he. Plus , he is not shy on sharing his views on many platforms.
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Reporter, that is funny. More like media commentator. Hell, I almost think we should bring back public duels, I am thinking society would be a hell of a lot more polite then it is today.....
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I’m not sure about public duels, but I’d be fine with letting two people solve things with the fists rather than calling it an assault.
Hell, I think that’s one of the better qualities of greg!
LOL. If making note of someone's accent and preference for steak cooking is a personal attack, then you and I have different barometers of evaluating an "attack". If that says "a lot", then I would surmise it's largely fabricated and/or imagined, but that's my own biased opinion.
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We do. Especially when you make those attacks on a public forum...
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Just for the record....what accents are free for mentioning....just Greg's? You and Schiff have a problem with other people, races, culture's, accents?
Feel free to make note of the fact I smell like my dog, eat my burgers rare, and normally speak much louder than necessary. I won't be offended. You can even share it one here, although any that know me would have likely already said as much.
Now, really, back to the best candidate....
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It may well be one of his better qualities. That's not much of a standard to aspire toward.
Irrelevant
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That comment was meant as a personal attack as much, or more, the Schaaf's, and you're a liar if say otherwise.
Schaaf
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Just another one of those liberals that donated time and money to a Republican gubernatorial candidate In 2020.
I thought Fox was the best choice, followed by Cooney.
