| Fellow Patriot, America turns 250 this July 4th. I grew up all over Montana. Miles City. Helena. Dillon. Victor. Great Falls. July 4th looked a little different in each town but it always felt the same. We were proud. Not because someone told us to be. Just because we were. My dad taught high school math. My mom taught elementary school. They were public servants their whole lives and they raised me to believe this country was worth showing up for. I still believe that. I spent years as Montana's U.S. Attorney going after the cartels and criminals threatening families and communities. Now I am running for Senate because I think the next 250 years of this country are worth fighting for just as hard as the last. Before July 4th, I want to ask you something. What does America mean to you? Will you take two minutes and fill out our Proud to Be American survey?  Kurt Alme Conservative for Senate     | ||
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