Sen. Tester says he often works across the aisle – despite claims to the contrary
HELENA – U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, a Democrat running for a third consecutive term, says his priority is working together with both sides of the partisan aisle to get things done for Montana.
But this election year, Tester finds himself under fire from Republicans, from the president on down, for being a “liberal Democrat” bent on blocking Trump’s agenda for the nation.
Twice already this year, President Trump has flown to Montana to headline campaign rallies where he urges Montanans to turn out the state’s senior senator.
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