Moderate troublemaker declares run for important landmark Senate race being designated by Dems

Jon Tester

A moderate troublemaker has authoritatively recorded to run for the Montana Senate in the warmed challenge to unseat Liberal Sen. Jon Analyzer.

Rep. Matt Rosendale, R-Mont., made the hotly anticipated declaration Friday on X, previously known as Twitter.

"We've made extraordinary achievements in the House, just to see them bite the dust because of Mitch McConnell and Hurl Schumer in the Senate," he wrote in a post.

Rosendale's offered works up the state's conservative essential race, where he will be testing previous Naval force SEAL Tim Sheehy for the designation.

"I'm centered around dealing with the Senate for traditionalists, so we can return presence of mind strategy to D.C," Sheehy said. "We host to change the two gatherings. We have a useless Congress right now in the two houses. We want another age of authority in the two houses, and it's no time like the present we begin finishing things."

Nonetheless, Sheehy didn't sit around idly going after Rosendale Friday morning, posting a video gathering of him articulating Montana and saying that he "can't say Montana right."