State of Montana Archives: on War & Peace

Jon Tester: Iran nuclear treaty is only option

Matt Rosendale (R): Yes.

Jon Tester (D): No. Supports treaty as "only option" to prevent nuclear weapons development.

Matt Rosendale: Double headline - Already Done

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Someone who fakes Montana values around election time...

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...or someone who lives it every day

Matt Rosendale is the real deal

[text on-screen: Matt Rosendale shares our values]

Unlike Jon Tester he believes you deserve to keep more of your hard-earned money

[text on screen: Matt Rosendale move Trump's middle class agenda forward]

and unlike Tester,

[newspaper headline on screen: Tester backs Iran deal; photo on screen: Iranian Ayatollah]

Matt believes it's wrong to hand over˙$1.7 billion to the number one state sponsor of Terror

[newspaper headline on screen: Iran deal: $1.7 billion to the #1 state sponsor of Terror]

Keep it real, Montana.

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Send Matt Rosendale to the US Senate

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Albert Olszewski: War is last resort, but must stand firm

Albert Olszewski: When possible, we need to keep our troops out of harm's way

Albert Olszewski: Balance diplomacy with waging war as a last resort

A: Force is legitimate but it should definitely be something we use only when there's no other resort. Nothing else is left for us to work with. So balancing diplomacy with the waging of war is something that I take very seriously.

Steve Daines: The best way to ensure Mideast peace is Israeli strength

Daines said he asked the prime minister about President Barack Obama's plans to reduce America's nuclear weapons arsenal, and that Netanyahu said he had concerns because of nuclear weapons that could be developed by enemies of Israel in the Middle East. "The prime minister, as I do, believes that one of the best ways to ensure peace is to have strength," Daines said. "It's important for the United States to maintain a strong defense."

Sam Rankin: Timetable for withdrawal from Afghanistan

A: No.

Q: Do you support a timetable for withdrawal from Afghanistan?

A: Yes.

Q: Do you support targeting suspected terrorists outside of official theaters of conflict?

A: No.

Q: Should the U.S use military force in order to prevent Iran from possessing a nuclear weapon?

A: No.

Michael Lange: Withdraw US troops from Iraq

A: No.

Q: Should the United States withdraw its troops from Iraq?

A: Yes.

Q: Discuss your proposals for Iraq.

A: The Iraq situation must come to a timely and effective conclusion. At this point, we must have assurance that IRAQ will not become an adversary when we leave. Troop drawdown cannot happen overnight, and must be done in a responsible manner. We must get it right.