Austin Knudsen Brings AG Campaign To Havre
Austin Knudsen brought his campaign for Montana attorney general to Havre Thursday, touting his conservative values and his determination to fight drug abuse, especially methamphetamine.
Knudsen, a Republican from Culbertson, served four terms in the Montana House, two as Speaker, then returned home to hang up his shingle and practice law.
He said the people of Roosevelt County, afraid of the massive influx of drugs and crime into their area, urged him to challenge the lethargic county attorney who had become less than vigorous with prosecuting drug dealers. So he challenged the incumbent and won.
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