steve bullock

The cheerleader media sure loves to write about the announcement of the announcement of the announcement. We're talking about the expected announcement of Gov. Steve Bullock that he will run for president in the Democrat primary battle in 2020.

In a video released on Twitter on Saturday, Montana’s two term Governor Steve Bullock is teasing that an announcement is imminent on whether he will officially launch a campaign for President, or perhaps the U.S. Senate.

The pro-life Susan B. Anthony List is going after Gov. Steve Bullock (D-MT) for vetoing a bill to provide medical care to babies that have been born alive.

Jon Emeigh: "The governor arrived at the meeting with his own private film crew. Everyone who attended the meeting had to sign a non-disclosure agreement, meaning they could not discuss what was said at this meeting."

Congressman Greg Gianforte (R-MT) politely, but directly, laid into Washington Gov. Jay Inslee (D-WA) during a congressional hearing earlier this week. Meanwhile, the Seattle press mock Inslee (a 2020 Dem presidential contender) for his response.

"It now goes to the governor’s desk for his signature...or veto. Will he stand for, or against, seniors? We shall see."

Apparently Gov. Steve Bullock (D-MT) spent too much time in NYC and Washington, DC, because he thinks the fact that Montanans are wearing shorts and sandals is PROOF of climate change. Actually, it's still cold outside, governor, it just feels warmer. Oh, and Montana kids are tough.

Marc Lotter, a top Trump campaign official, and longtime spokesman to Vice President Mike Pence joined us on Montana Talks. We got a preview of his speech, plus- what does he have to say about Gov. Steve Bullock (D-MT), who refused to call VP Pence a "decent guy" when asked about it on the campaign trail in Iowa? Check out the full audio below.

This is apparently how low our political discourse has fallen. We've all had friends from the other side of the aisle. There's good people on all sides of the debate. We just disagree. This is a principle quickly abandoned by Gov Steve Bullock (D-MT) as he desperately tries to run for the Democratic nomination for president in 2020.

When it comes to Gov. Steve Bullock's (D-MT) plans in 2020, Glenn Thrush with the New York Times offers what seems to be the most revealing piece yet. By the way, Glenn Thrush will join Aaron Flint on Tuesday's Montana Talks to chat about this story live on statewide radio.