Montana's Version of "Clem Kadiddlehopper". . .

Matthew Rosendale Sr., is a politician from the state of Montana. He represents the at-large congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives, elected in 2020.

He is 61 years old and from Baltimore, Maryland. He was educate at Chesapeake College and was Montana's State Auditor 2017-2021.                                   - Data from Wikipedia

How he was elected to the U.S. House is interesting. It is said the good people of Montana became so tired of him they promised to vote for him if he would promise to "go home and never come back."  They did and he went.

While attending an anti-abortion rally in Helena, Montana recently, a reporter asked him about the charges that were recently filed against the Oath Keepers and their leader, Stewart Rhodes, who spent some time in Montana. Rosendale replied, "Haven't heard about it. It doesn't affect me." However, in 2014, Rosendale spoke at a pro-Second Amendment Oath Keepers rally in Kalispell.

Rosendale was among the House Republicans to vote against certifying the election results from Arizona and Pennsylvania after the January 6 riot. "I will not be intimidated by mob violence from the left. I will oppose certification of electors from certain disputed states," Rosendale said in a statement at the time. He has referred to the Jan. 6th House Investigation as a "partisan witch hunt."

He is deeply rooted in the workings of the Republican Party of Trump and will "do their bidding" in return for their help at re-election time.

Montana need a Montanan in this office.  Rosendale is and always has been an outsider who snuck into our state just long enough to get elected. 

This time, let's tell him to stay where he is and look for a different job.

We'll send a Montanan this time.




 

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