This kind of hate is not welcome in Missoula. Queer people aren't just accepted, we're deeply ingrained in (& cared for by) the community. We're teachers, tradesman, baristas, bankers, & more.
We're part of Missoula, & if you can let go of the hate in your heart, you'd see that.
I'm the most vulnerable Democratic Senator up in 2024—which means I'm gonna need your help.
Can you give me a follow and retweet to spread the word? 🖐️🤙
America was founded on the principle of freedom, and Montanans expect the government to let them live their lives without the interference of SB 99. I stand with those demanding their government respect the rights of all Montanans.
It's not the government's job to decide who Montanans can love and marry, end of story.
When the Senate votes today on the Respect for Marriage Act, I will proudly vote YES.
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Juneteenth is a time to commemorate the anniversary of the delayed news of freedom reaching the enslaved Black folks in Galveston, Texas. Today, we remember that struggle for freedom as we reflect on how far we’ve come as a country—and on the work that remains undone.