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James Woods Quits Republican Party With Fiery Political Message

James Woods just declared that he is quitting the Republican Party in a fiery political message. On Friday, March 6, the actor — known for films like Casino, Ghosts of Mississippi, Hercules, and more — took to X to criticize Republicans in Congress. He aired his grievances after they blocked an investigation

Hinkle brothers shrug off tensions with Jennifer Carlson over vaccine bills as Caleb eyes Senate

Hinkle brothers shrug off tensions with Jennifer Carlson over vaccine bills as Caleb eyes Senate

Bad blood from battling vaccine bills? Brothers and Reps. Caleb Hinkle, HD 68, and Jedediah Hinkle, HD 67, have a different perspective than Jennifer Carlson, a fellow Republican who is running for Caleb's House seat. Once facing a fight against incumbent Caleb Hinkle, Carlson faces a new primary

Ellsworth files for reelection — in Eastern Montana against Schillinger

State Sen. Jason Ellsworth, a Hamilton Republican who has been charged with official misconduct, has filed for election in House District 34, which is in southeastern Montana. That seat is currently held by Rep. Jerry Schillinger, a Republican who is chairperson of the Freedom Caucus. Schillinger has been in the

Montana’s Trump? Aaron Flint’s ‘Montana Talks’ a look into Congressional candidate’s views

In the swirl of announcements that came in the final days before Montana’s candidate filing deadline, conservative radio host Aaron Flint appears to be a leading successor to Republican U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke, who this week announced his retirement from Congress. On Monday, Flint filed to replace Zinke

Turmoil in Texas: Concerns for Paxton to drop out, Gonzales drops reelection bid

(The Center Square) – Within two days of the March primary election, two high-profile races are already in turmoil. Republican leaders are taking actions to keep the seats red, expressing support for one incumbent and calling for another to end his reelection campaign. On Tuesday, U.S. Sen. John Cornyn

How this week's ‘seismic’ shift in Montana Republican politics came together

Jeff Essmann, a pillar of Montana Republican politics who was first elected to office in 1978, said that the political shake-up that hit Montana this week was unlike anything he’d ever seen before. Essmann, whose career has included stints as president of the state Senate and chair of

After Alme resigns to run for Senate, Tim Racicot now acting U.S. Attorney for Montana

Tim Racicot, a 20-year prosecutor for the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Montana, is now leading the federal prosecutor's office here on an interim basis after its top official, Kurt Alme, unexpectedly filed to run for the U.S. Senate on Wednesday.