HELENA Montana Republicans say they received a morale boost thanks to this week's Republican National Convention in Minneapolis/St.Paul.
Montana GOP Chairman Erik Iverson said the state party, which suffered a major setback in the last election...
The Republican National Convention wrapped up Thursday night on a high note.
John McCain's acceptance speech more than satisfied the partisan crowd in St. Paul, Minn., elicited the expected intense response from the other party, and provided...
mornin’ eg - can’t wait to see your on-screen debut(?)….
When your job is to simply echo Republic talking points, there’s no reason to actually attend events in order to write about them. It’s a “cliff notes” vocation.
Yes, there were...
This ad ran against George Allen, Rick Santorum and Conrad Burns. All were defeated for reelection.
The same vote against giving our troops the body armor they needed that the ad criticizes was also cast by 17 Republican Senators seeking...
The Justice Department has informed former senator Conrad Burns (R-Mont.) that it has closed its investigation of his dealings with disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff and will not bring criminal charges.
Burns, who works for a lobbying firm,...
John McCain went to the Senate floor in 2003 to mercilessly ridicule a fellow Republican, then-Montana Sen. Conrad Burns, for tucking a $1 million earmark into a spending bill to study the DNA of Montana's bears.
"One can only imagine and conjure...
Background
Conrad Ray Burns (born January 25, 1935) is a former United States Senator from Montana. He was only the second Republican to represent Montana in the Senate since the passage in 1913 of the Seventeenth Amendment to the Constitution and is the longest-serving Republican senator in Montana history.
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