GALLATIN COUNTY REPUBLICANS
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Gallatin County Attorney Audrey Cromwell refuses to back down, telling AG Austin Knudsen there is “no policy to rescind” on sharing criminal justice information with ICE. Knudsen threatens state supervisory control if she does not comply by Monday 5 p.m.
Rep. Shannon Maness calls out candidates attacking “party bosses” while they undermine the Republican Platform. Gallatin County Republicans agree — voters deserve honesty and accountability from candidates who run as Republicans.
Montana AG Austin Knudsen gives Gallatin County Attorney Audrey Cromwell until 5 p.m. Monday to share confidential criminal justice information with ICE or the state will take supervisory control of the office. Public safety or legal games?
While Bozeman claims it can’t afford more police traffic control, the City Commission approves a new sister city partnership in Ukraine and spends on bike paths and dog parks. Taxpayers are asking: where are our priorities?
MTGOP officially labels candidates paying Fireweed as “Fireweed Frauds” for working with the Progressive Dirty Money Network. These candidates are funneling thousands of dollars per month to Democrat-aligned consultants while running as Republicans.
Montana Republican Party officially opposes CI-132. The so-called “nonpartisan” judicial elections measure would shield activist judges who have struck down Republican bills protecting women, children, voters, and the 2nd Amendment.
Tom Burnett, member of Montana’s School Funding Interim Commission, reveals proposed school reforms would cost households nearly $1,827 per year in new taxes with almost no expected improvement in student proficiency. Focus on reforms within existing budgets instead.
Montana Republican Party releases official Honor Roll. All four Gallatin County-endorsed candidates — Caleb Hinkle, Jed Hinkle, Randy Chamberlin, and Trevor Walter — make the list for strong platform loyalty.
Montana’s open primary system was created in 1912 to fight corporate control, but today it’s being gamed by RINOs and non-Republicans. Bill Lussenheide explains why it’s time to retire the outdated system and move to closed primaries so Republicans choose Republican candidates.
Gallatin County Attorney Audrey Cromwell has refused to rescind her position blocking cooperation with federal ICE agents, even after AG Austin Knudsen’s April 6 deadline. She is now requesting a legal opinion instead. Gallatin County Republicans demand full law enforcement cooperation and public safety.
