Tony Rosales, PhD

Republican Candidate for Montana HD 20 | Speech and Debate Coach | Medical Strategy Director

[Tony Rosales, PhD @trrosales]

Watch our initial interview here:

https://t.co/w39wOCLkWG

[The Cascade Effect @CascadeEffectMT]

Season 2 exposes judicial system failures through Katherine's story. Hear her powerful experience on the Undercurrent podcast. We're dedicated to exposing how the system impacts ordinary people. Follow & share! #JudicialSystem #Podcast

[The Cascade Effect @CascadeEffectMT]

The Michael Hansen case exposes critical questions about justice and accountability. A civil lawsuit has been filed, alleging constitutional rights violations. Support is needed to cover legal costs. #Justice #Accountability

[The Cascade Effect @CascadeEffectMT]

Why didn't the sheriff's report or coroner's inquest present the audio signature of the gunshots? And why was it claimed the deputy didn't need a warrant? The Constitution says otherwise. #Law #4thAmendment

[The Cascade Effect @CascadeEffectMT]

A sheriff who doesn't know he needs a warrant? Astounding! He swore to uphold the Constitution—apparently, he skipped that day in class. Montana takes property rights seriously, but this? Pathetic. #SheriffFail #ConstitutionalRights

[Tony Rosales, PhD @trrosales]

@ORC0N Sure but unfortunately you need political will to get there. We are no where close to that…

[Tony Rosales, PhD @trrosales]

Insurance vouchers would nearly end the healthcare caste system we have today!

[U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy, M.D. @SenBillCassidy]

I agree with President Trump! We should give the money directly to the patients.

[Tony Rosales, PhD @trrosales]

@Cotton_MT The “quick fix tax shift”

[Tony Rosales, PhD @trrosales]

I guess the “quick fix shift” had some unintended consequences - who knew…

[Montana Republican Party @MTGOP]

Surprise! The broken tax-shift bill "mistakenly" raised taxes on Montana renters.

Reminder: Democrat leaders praised the bill and claimed to have "delivered" on property tax relief.

#mtpol

[Tony Rosales, PhD @trrosales]

@LukasSchubertMT Apologies about our Great Falls representatives….

[Sentinel Republican @SentinelYR]

Don’t let special interests fool you this election. Powerful groups backed by Democrats are funneling dark money into local races for a reason—they’re propping up their preferred candidates.
The stakes go beyond seasonal scares: The next four years could get far worse if these allies win office.
Dig into who’s funding the campaigns before you vote, Great Falls! #mtpol

[Tony Rosales, PhD @trrosales]

@mtfreepress prefers sensationalism over reporting on real news like what @CascadeEffectMT is trying to get out there…

[Sentinel Republican @SentinelYR]

"Canidate suggests solution to the homeless problem instead of leaving it alone and just hoping the issue will fix itself"

[Rand Paul @RandPaul]

No other government agency wields as much power over our lives as the Fed. They dictate interest rates and manipulate the so-called “free market.” 

It’s time to remove the cloak of secrecy and audit the Federal Reserve.

[Being Libertarian @beinlibertarian]

Audit, then end the Fed

[Montanans for Limited Government @mt4ltdgov]

Montana news.
There’s a lot to digest here.
This seems like a slippery slope.
The SCOTUS decision will have a big impact either way.
https://t.co/lKsxyvZac1

[Tony Rosales, PhD @trrosales]

For those in Great Falls/Cascade County, remember to join us October 25th!

[HorrorAmorata🌌🦑✨The Abysmal Critic @HAmorata]

A much better book by someone who's lived it.

[Tony Rosales, PhD @trrosales]

@lemmiwinkster @aaronflint These are all spot on, I’d also add we need proficiency based advancement not peer-based advancement.

I just saw a news article on the “Mississippi Miracle” which is largely explained by holding students back if they are not yet proficient.

[Tony Rosales, PhD @trrosales]

@thicc_gandalf @lemmiwinkster Sure…

[Tony Rosales, PhD @trrosales]

Ah yes the ability to transfer your kid within the failing public school system is a wonderful freedom…

Also note the actual reality, for those lower on the socioeconomic ladder who are limited in ability to homeschool or move to a better school boundary it is still difficult to transfer students to the highest performing schools because they are often full, due to the ability of those in higher socioeconomic classes to simply being able to move to those neighborhoods.

[Tony Rosales, PhD @trrosales]

It would be an entirely different story if there was not a coercive education monopoly.

If there is limited school choice, even down to the selection of which teachers are instructing your student, then there should be an expectation of high professionalism for the teaching profession.