Remember when this sort of thing was ipso facto evidence that someone was a lunatic, a conspiracy theorist, a hate-monger, and unfit for public discourse?
The Montana Democratic Party today called on Congressman Steve Daines, who claims in his latest TV ad to be a âfifth-generation Montanan,â to clear up confusion about his roots by releasing his birth certificate.
Dainesâ latest ad asserts he âgrew up in Bozeman, a fifth-generation Montanan,â which directly contradicts earlier versions of his biography when he claimed: âIâm a third-generation Montanan, kind of that classic Montana kid.â
So the dispute is really whether Dainesâs great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather were Montanans, huh? Really? Does Daines need to dig up their birth certificates, too? Do we need to dig deep into his Ancestry.com profile to get to the bottom of this?
Democrats insist Daines isnât really a Montanan, because he was born in California and lived there . . . until he was two.
Everything in Montanaâs going so hunky-dory that you guys have nothing else to worry about, huh?
The Montana Democratic Party today called on Congressman Steve Daines, who claims in his latest TV ad to be a âfifth-generation Montanan,â to clear up confusion about his roots by releasing his birth certificate.
Dainesâ latest ad asserts he âgrew up in Bozeman, a fifth-generation Montanan,â which directly contradicts earlier versions of his biography when he claimed: âIâm a third-generation Montanan, kind of that classic Montana kid.â
So the dispute is really whether Dainesâs great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather were Montanans, huh? Really? Does Daines need to dig up their birth certificates, too? Do we need to dig deep into his Ancestry.com profile to get to the bottom of this?
Democrats insist Daines isnât really a Montanan, because he was born in California and lived there . . . until he was two.
Everything in Montanaâs going so hunky-dory that you guys have nothing else to worry about, huh?
