I’m in Montana with the Conservative Campaign Committee, campaigning for Republican Senate candidate Matt Rosendale.  Along with standard campaigning techniques like TV and radio ads, social media, and phone-from-home, our executive director, Joe Wierzbicki, is a strong believer in the low-tech activity of sign-waving.  Joe believes that live bodies on street corners enthusiastically waving signs supporting our Republican candidates are extremely powerful.  A few days ago during our sign-wave, a large number of Montana motorists drove by, honking their horns in support of Rosendale.

Eric Olsen brought volunteers to join our CCC team for that sign-wave at a busy intersection.  Eric is state director heading up the Faith and Freedom Coalition’s initiative to distribute 50,000 Matt Rosendale door-hangers across the state.  Eric is also president of Schlafly Eagles State, co-founder of Montana Shrugged Tea Party, and director of the Schlafly Eagles Constitution Center.

I consider Eric my patriot brother.  Folks, there is something really cool about meeting and having fellowship with Americans who love their country, desire the best for all Americans, and love the direction in which Trump is taking our country.  It is the same unifying message causing masses of Americans to show up a day and a half early for Trump rallies.  Trump rallies are about uniting Americans rather than the divisive everyone-is-a-victim garbage promoted by Democrats.

A few days ago, my wife Mary and I left our home in West Virginia to fly to Denver to meet up with our Conservative Campaign Committee team. A baby screamed for what seemed like the entire four-hour flight to Denver.

With the midterm elections only weeks away, this is our Conservative Campaign Committee’s final road trip to keep the GOP in control of the House and Senate. Mary and I will not return home until after the November 6 election. Upon landing in Denver, the game plan was to pile into an SUV and drive eight hours to Montana to campaign for Matt Rosendale. Snow and freezing rain forced us to spend a few nights in Denver.

Thanks to a break in the weather, we’re on the road to Montana. I am reporting in to you from the far back row of the SUV – not because I am black. (Just having a little fun – leftists make everything about race.) I picked the back seat because I can listen to relaxing Christian music in my headset and write.

Like all conservatives and Republicans, the Conservative Campaign Committee is under severe attack by leftist operatives who are hell-bent on stopping Trump’s America-first agenda. CCC is not funded by major corporations. We are funded by individuals across America who love their country and want to see Trump’s amazing achievements continue. Suddenly, email services CCC has used for years have canceled our accounts, calling our funding emails “hate speech.” So supporting Trump’s agenda is now deemed hate speech by leftists. Folks, your financial support is greatly appreciated.