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Rob Quist stands firm that a woman's decisions should be her own—not anti-choice politicians'.
We're proud to announce our PAC's endorsement of a candidate who is ready to protect healthcare access for women and families in Montana's at-large congressional race. We're in the final lap and Rob needs your support at the voting booth on Thursday, May 25.
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Votes being tallied as we speak; keep an eye on the results here #QuistForMontana
The Republican Party is no longer the party of Lincoln. Its quickly becoming the party of violent offenders and enablers.
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Rob Quist attracted the enthusiastic backing of progressive activists because of his unabashed liberal stances. But the Democrats virtually ignored Quist until late April. “It seems clear that Gianforte’s massive edge in early funding allowed him to attack Quist’s character viciously before there were sufficient funds for Quist to respond to the vitriol,” Jeff Hauser, a longtime Democratic operative and director of the Revolving Door Project, told HuffPost. “If Quist should lose, the national Democrats who provided financial assistance after mail-in voting had already begun will have to question anew their initial reluctance to engage in the race in March and early April.” Quist’s loss comes on the heels of similar disappointments for the party. Earlier this month, Democrat Heath Mello failed to unseat Republican Mayor Jean Stothert in Omaha, Nebraska. In April, left-leaning progressive Democrat James Thompson lost an unexpectedly close race for an open House seat in deep-red Kansas. The DCCC’s national mobilization chair in 2016, Rep. Jim Clyburn, was completely unaware of the special election in Montana.
The Democratic Party is not interested in backing progressive candidates
The Democratic Party consistently withholds support from progressives like Donna Edwards, James Thompson, Heath Mello and Rob Quist. Then, after these candidates lose very close elections where financial backing earlier in the race would have helped, the DNC claims they weren’t viable.
This lack of support stems from the DCCC’s strategy to abandon rural America and their disdain for candidates who embrace Sen. Bernie Sanders’ progressive agenda.
A promised 50 state strategy where the DNC fights “in every zip code” was lip service, and the New Democrats are clearly only interested in backing centrist neoliberals, even if that means allowing Republican opponents to win.
Gianforte 'Body Slams' Reporter...Wins Montana Election Anyway
Gianforte ‘Body Slams’ Reporter…Wins Montana Election Anyway
Montana – Greg Gianforte (R) was cited for assault because of an incident in which he “body slammed” a Guardian reporter one day before the special election to replace Ryan Zinke. Yesterday he won the election against Democrat Rob Quist…in spite of his mistake, and in spite of the Democratic push to stop him. According to the candidate, he was having a closed door session when the Guardian UK…
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When GOP Candidates Body-slam Reporters...
