Presidential politics come to Bozeman
By KAYLEY MENDENHALL, Chronicle Staff Writer
Montana's primary election may fall near the end of the primary season, but that doesn't mean it's too late for the state's voters to have any say in presidential politics, said Democratic presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich.
He told nearly 200 people in Bozeman Tuesday morning that Montana's voice does count.
"Montana can play a pivotal role in a presidential race," Kucinich said at a late-morning rally at the Gallatin County Courthouse. "What some call the Last Best Place could be the last best chance for the Democratic Party."
By voting for him, Kucinich said, Montanans can show the Democratic Party that they believe in peace, civil liberties, environmental protection, universal health care and fully funded education.
By voting for him, Montanans can also...(Full Story)
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