Rosendale says ‘no’ to Ag Debate
GREAT FALLS – Republican candidate for Montana’s lone seat in the US House, Matt Rosendale, is declining an invitation from the Montana Farmers Union to debate other candidates for the US House seat this Saturday.
Rosendale, who lost to Senator Jon Tester in the 2018 bid for US Senate, is citing scheduling conflicts. An email sent from his campaign states, “Unfortunately, we have not been able to move Matt’s other priorities to make it to this debate.”
Shelby DeMars, with Rosendale’s camp sent the email to Montana Right Now Monday adding, “Matt has deep ties to the agricultural community and has a long history of support from chairing local ag organizations to securing funding for irrigation projects and MSU Labs.”
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