Thursday, July 28, 2016

DNC EXCLUSIVE: Here's the Video Steve Bullock and Hillary Clinton Don't Want You to See

As Hillary Clinton gets ready to take the stage at the DNC, we'll show you the video that Steve Bullock and Hillary Clinton don't want you to see. 

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In case you missed it, here's Thursday morning's #MTGov Daily Rundown:

 About the only thing he will show up for is rock concert, and only if the taxpayers are paying for it....

Despite being a Democratic superdelegate, Governor Steve Bullock is a no-show this week at the Democratic National Convention. While it's likely that his non-attendance is an attempt to downplay his endorsement of the radically anti-gun and anti-coal Hillary Clinton, it continues a pattern the governor not showing up to do his job.

"Montana Gov. Steve Bullock, a superdelegate, is not attending the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.

Bullock campaign spokesman Jason Pitt says that Bullock wanted to stay in Montana and that his absence had nothing to do with Bullock not wanting to be associated with presidential nominee Hillary Clinton." -NBC Montana, 7/28/2016


During the 2015 legislative session, Bullock was no-show for critical budget negotiations during the final week of the session because he wanted to run the Boston Marathon.

"While the Montana legislature works to finalize a budget as the 2015 session enters its final week,  Montana Democratic Gov. Steve Bullock — who must sign off on the budget — is in Massachusetts today, running in the Boston Marathon." -Media Trackers, 4/20/2015


Bullock has also been a no-show in standing up for the people of Colstrip and fighting back against the Obama Administration's War on Coal.

"Bullock's staff declined multiple requests to interview the governor for this article. Given the coal industry's role in his conservative state -- a recent report by Headwaters Economics found the industry provided it with $186.5 million in direct tax revenues in 2014 -- political observers say Clean Power Plan implementation was a tricky task for the Democrat in an election year. -E & E Daily, 3/10/2016

Bullock was no-show in protecting Montana from the Obama/EPA Clean Power Plan

"A statement issued by Governor Steve Bullock didn’t say whether he thinks the lawsuit is a good idea.

'The rule has been challenged and the courts will sort that out,' Bullock said." -MTPR, 10/23/2015


He's been a no-show on infrastructure.

"In 2011, the Legislature failed to reach a consensus on how to help rural eastern Montana towns grapple with rapid growth related to the Bakken oil boom. Two years later, nearly all the state's legislators approved a proposal those communities considered imperfect but helpful that would offer $35 million in grants. It was vetoed by Gov. Bullock..." -Mass Transit Magazine, 7/2/2016

"SB 354, the bill introduced this week by Sen. Rick Ripley (R-Wolf Creek), to create an infrastructure program within the coal severance tax trust fund was vetoed by Gov. Steve Bullock." -Montana Contractors Association, 5/15/2015


He's been a no-show on allowing unvetted Syrian refugees into Montana.

“We did ask him (Governor Bullock) about this when he was visiting here on Wednesday. He declined to comment.” -KBZK, 6/17/2016


Bullock has, however, shown up at rock concerts using the state plane at taxpayer expense.

"“The governor was in Missoula that day at the invitation of the University of Montana to come and attend the concert,” -Tim Crowe, Governor's Communications Director, 7/11/2016

And has shown up at dark money fundraisers raising $3 million in undisclosed cash.

"This weekend in Whitefish, Gov. Steve Bullock hosts a “retreat” for the Democratic Governors Association, where its members will gather – and corporate donors and others will pour cash into DGA coffers." -MTN News, 9/17/2015



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