Tester and Rosendale ready for Trump visit – in their own separate ways
U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, directly targeted by a presidential visit Thursday, spent the Fourth of July in Butte and East Helena – and said he’s not that worried about President Trump campaigning against him.
In fact, he said he hopes the president sees more of Montana than just the walls of a campaign rally.
“I hope he comes and actually checks out some things like infrastructure needs, maybe go to some (veterans’ health) clinics, check out their needs,” Tester told MTN News Wednesday. “It would be a great opportunity for him to see some of the challenges in rural America.”
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