Huge Turnout for Tim Sheehy and Kristi Noem Across Montana

What a turnout for Navy SEAL veteran Tim Sheehy and South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem (R-SD) all across Montana.

Sheehy is the Republican US Senate candidate taking on liberal Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) in the most important US Senate race in the country.

They had a big turnout in Billings, Great Falls, and Kalispell. I happened to be in Great Falls already for the Fusion Fights on Saturday night and another event Sunday morning, so I stuck around Great Falls for the rally Sunday afternoon.

As a fellow veteran, I had the honor of introducing both Sheehy and Gov. Noem at the rally.

Gov. Noem went right after incumbent Democrat Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) for supporting the far Left agenda in Washington, D.C.

Gov. Noem: Senator Tester is so bad that he doesn't even know what a she and he is. Listen, Tim Sheehy is not going to let mediocre men take away opportunities from our exceptional women. He's going to make sure that he protects women's sports and that he always knows what a she and he is here in Montana, because that's just not something that we're going to sit here and argue about- it's just a matter of fact.

She also talked about how Tester is just like a politician they used to have in South Dakota. 

Gov. Noem: "I don't know if any of you remember Tom Daschle. He used to go to Washington, DC and vote for every tax increase, every government mandate. He wanted government control of health care. He voted for all the regulations and supported socialist agenda. Then he'd come home and get in his 25 year old vehicle and drive around and say, golly, shucks, geez, I'm just like you- and visit all of our counties and have coffee in the local cafe. And people kept voting for him until he was held accountable, until somebody called him to the carpet and started talking about how he voted. And that's exactly the opportunity that you have here."

More highlights from Gov. Noem's speech can be heard in the below podcast.