MT Poll: (R) Gianforte, (D) Busse, or (L) Leib.

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Also yesterday I heard on the radio something along the lines of 300 million has been spent between tester and Sheehy. Tester spending 3/1 on him. The number that seems really crazy was it came out to around 486 dollars I believe it was per registered voter in mt. What a waste of money

Holy Batchit!

 

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This morning while working on my sxs I had pandora on and I was curious as to what commercials will be on after this. Also yesterday I heard on the radio something along the lines of 300 million has been spent between tester and Sheehy. Tester spending 3/1 on him. The number that seems really crazy was it came out to around 486 dollars I believe it was per registered voter in mt. What a waste of money

As I expressed above, "I have often remarked that if all this exorbitant campaign money and all the money spent for hype and tickets for the Super Bowl were spent on cancer and other medical research, huge improvements could result for medical care of many now fatal afflictions. Obviously, societal priorities are skewed."

 

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As I expressed above, "I have often remarked that if all this exorbitant campaign money and all the money spent for hype and tickets for the Super Bowl were spent on cancer and other medical research, huge improvements could result for medical care of many now fatal afflictions. Obviously, societal priorities are skewed."

What a flipping, fantastic fantasy! We'll call this the FFF affect.

 

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Funny humor sake:

 

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LOL on this thread. Life is so good if you make it that way.

 

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Also yesterday I heard on the radio something along the lines of 300 million has been spent between tester and Sheehy. Tester spending 3/1 on him.

Of all 50 States, Montana holds the apparent National Democrat spotlight regarding Tester's Senate seat. Thus the massive infusion of $.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...9/montana-senate-race-jon-tester/75884102007/

Montanans' pick will likely determine which political party controls the upper chamber for at least the next two years, as Democrats battle for every single seat to hold their majority.

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