Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about Montana and the Senate and the primaries and how the Republican Senate plan is not exactly going according to plan.

Okay, so not too long ago, we talked about how Republicans in the Senate, they have decided that they're going to do a little bit of recruiting.

They're going to recruit people to run for Senate.

They want to choose the Republican senatorial candidates.

They want to find the right kind.

By the right kind and when they talk about candidate quality or quality candidates. They are talking about the old school

Republican template, ex-military, businessmen, that type of thing.

That's what they're looking for.

Montana is incredibly important to the Republican plan

to regain control of the Senate.

They want to take Senator Tester out, period.

The Senate, they kind of rallied around a guy named Tim Sheehi.

Okay, who is he?

He's that exact template, combat wounded veteran purple heart recipient.

He was a seal in, I think, Afghanistan. Afterward, got out and

started an airplane company. I want to say it has something to do with firefighting but fact check me on that.

He is the exact type of candidate that they described and they were hoping to just kind of push him through without having a big primary issue.

Rosendell has not, to knowledge has not officially said that he's going to run

for Senate but those people around him are like oh yeah he's going to rock. Who is he? He's somebody who has brought on someone who worked for

Trump, Carrie Lake. He's the exact opposite kind of candidate than what the the Senate is looking for. Odds are going to give them a pretty contentious primary.

They're going to duke it out, they're going to spend money, they're going to insult each other,

go on and back and forth. It's going to be a thing. That is what the senators in the Republican Party were hoping to avoid because in the primaries

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