Denny Rehberg for Senate

Montana's Congressman, Denny Rehberg, today released a new television ad, "Bologna." The ad features Montanans sharing their thoughts about Senator Jon Tester's harmful, hypocritical record of saying one thing in Montana, then doing the opposite in Washington, DC — and his dishonest, hypocritical attacks that are designed to distract Montanans from that out-of-touch record. Despite his efforts to appear independent as he seeks re-election, reports show that Tester sides with President Obama's costly, unpopular agenda 95 percent of the time in Washington.

As the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and both the U.S. House and Senate prepare to investigate recent reports of more than $2 billion in trading losses by Wall Street bank J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., Montana voters are reminded that, in contrast with his carefully cultivated image, Senator Jon Tester has bankrolled his campaign with Wall Street bankers' money and is closely tied to industry lobbyists.

The non-partisan Center for Responsive Politics reports that J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. ranks 2nd among Tester's top campaign donors. The independent watchdog group also reports that Tester is the number-one recipient of lobbyist campaign cash in Congress during the 2012 cycle, despite promising to provide Montanans with representation "not encumbered by high-dollared lobbyists."

Montana's Congressman, Denny Rehberg, has earned an A+ rating from the National Rifle Association (NRA), along with the NRA's endorsement in Montana's June 5th Senate primary election.

In a letter, NRA Director of Federal Affairs James J. Baker thanks Rehberg for his "solid and consistent pro-gun voting record" and "unwavering support of the Second Amendment." 

Montana's Congressman, Denny Rehberg, today released his first television ad of the 2012 U.S. Senate campaign. The ad, titled "Honest," which will run on television stations statewide, highlights Tester's votes in favor of higher taxes, to raise his own pay, spend taxpayer dollars on bonuses for Wall Street executives, and his 95 percent support for President Obama's liberal agenda.  The ad contrasts the liberal Tester-Obama agenda with Denny Rehberg's strong record of cutting taxes, and opposing bailouts and Congressional pay raises...

In case you missed it, Senator Jon Tester is once again playing defense on the issue of his special-interest hypocrisy.  A new TV ad released by Tester today claims that Tester is a "different kind of Senator," who has "cracked down on lobbyists."  But as we all know, Tester's record shows otherwise. In reality, despite running on a promise to provide Montanans with representation "not encumbered by high-dollared lobbyists," Tester has hypocritically taken more lobbyist campaign cash than any other member of Congress during the 2012 election cycle, according to the non-partisan Center for Responsive Politics.  As one report noted of Tester's 2006 promise not to "sell Montana down the road by cutting deals with K Street lobbyists":  "That was then. Now, Tester is the number one recipient of lobbyist contributions so far in this cycle." ...

From the Billings Gazette: Gene Burgad, owner and general manager of The Rex in downtown Billings' historic district, was blunt on Friday while sharing his concerns about "Obamacare" with U. S. Congressman Denny Rehberg, R-Mont. "It will put me out of business," Burgad told Rehberg. "I appreciate your opposition." Rehberg, who is seeking the U.S. Senate seat held by Democratic Sen. Jon Tester, took the opportunity to remind Burgad that he was the one who crafted legislation to defund the health reform legislation. "It added more people to a failing system," Rehberg said. "Just know I'm working on ways to control the cost of health care."...