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With @SteveDaines' video tracker attending our fundraiser at Frame of Reference in downtown Whitefish - in fact, when I saw him videotaping from the cold outside, I welcomed him in - the standing-room-only crowd sent a signal to the National and Montana GOP that, on
03 Nov 2020, Daines will be retired. Also glad my Democratic primary competitors preceded me to Whitefish this first quarter of 2020 - so now folks know. And please tune in to the first U.S. Senate Democratic Primary Debate on 21 Feb, to be Live Streamed. A huge thank you to
Dianne Grove, Scott Wheeler, Dan Weinberg, Terri Smith, Joel Lockwood, Lynn Stanley, Frame of Reference's owners Derek and Elizabeth, and many many others. And, again, big thank you to my old friend and stalwart campaign volunteer, Ted Scherf. Paul C. Scherf And, one of several
interesting anecdotes from the evening. My friend Steve in Whitefish brought generous financial support from John Kramer, the son of world tennis champion and legend Jack Kramer. I mentioned to Steve, you and John know I play a little tennis, no? They hadn't. Well, I happen to
have won six Montana State Junior Tennis Championships, was one of the highest nationally ranked junior tennis players in Montana history, and played #1, even as a freshman, on the U.S. Naval Academy's Division I NCAA tennis team.
And, my very first tennis racket? A Wilson Jack Kramer, my mom's.
Small world, and thank you Steve for all your help! #mtpol #mtsenpic.twitter.com/T1uiQj9BFR
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