MT-Gov: Meet Neil Livingstone [R-Awesome]

[Joe Republic]

[Senator Snowstalker]

I don't normally endorse Republicans. But when I do, I prefer Neil Livingstone.

[Ѕenator Αverroës]

They should pull a Kirstin Davis and run on the Anti-Prohibition line.

[asexual trans victimologist]

I looked at his website and he's pretty Generic Quasi-Libertarian Western R. Personality-wise he's a fairly blatant total nutcase.

































Endorsed.

[Jbrase]

Ryan Zinke is a third generation family from Whitefish and served 23 years as a US Navy SEAL where he was a Commander at SEAL Team SIX, the same unit that killed Bin Laden. He holds degrees in Geology, an MBA in Finance and a Masters in Global leadership. As a former Commander of a Special Forces graduate school and current chair of the Montana Senate Education Committee, Ryan championed education technology and performance based reform. He is CEO of a business development firm and Director of the Montana Firearms Institute. He is married and has three children. His daughter is a former Navy Diver and is also married to a US Navy SEAL.

[Lloyd Bentsen's Ghost]

Montana's Republican party seems like kind of a free-for-all. At least that was the impression I got when their '08 Senate candidate ran to the left of Max Baucus and advocated single-payer healthcare.

Then there's their at-large congressman, who does things like this...

Rehberg left an "Idaho Travel Package" on the airplane seat of Rep. Mike Simpson, R-Idaho. The contents included a stuffed sheep with gloves attached to it, a Village People CD, books on cross-dressing and sign language, and a T-shirt that reads, "My senator may not be gay, but my governor is Butch." Rehberg's travel bag was first reported by The Hill newspaper, which covers Congress. It said Rehberg was proud of the gift bag and quoted him as boasting, "I spent a bit of time putting the things together." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denny_Rehberg#Tenure

[Emperor SJoyce]

Then there's their at-large congressman, who does things like this...

Rehberg left an "Idaho Travel Package" on the airplane seat of Rep. Mike Simpson, R-Idaho. The contents included a stuffed sheep with gloves attached to it, a Village People CD, books on cross-dressing and sign language, and a T-shirt that reads, "My senator may not be gay, but my governor is Butch." Rehberg's travel bag was first reported by The Hill newspaper, which covers Congress. It said Rehberg was proud of the gift bag and quoted him as boasting, "I spent a bit of time putting the things together." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denny_Rehberg#Tenure

And that guy apparently has the political credibility left to run for Senate.

[For Oklahoma]

Massive FF.