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Montana Senate Showdown: Conrad Burns vs. Jon Tester in 2006

In the heated Montana Senate race of 2006, incumbent Conrad Burns faced off against challenger Jon Tester. The campaign was marked by intense mudslinging, with Tester accusing Burns of being a key ally to convicted lobbyist Jack Abramoff, reportedly accepting $150,000 in contributions. In response, Burns questioned Tester’s commitment to national security, highlighting Tester’s six-day absence for grain harvesting. This battle for the Senate seat captured the attention of voters and showcased the fierce political climate in Montana.

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Montana Senate Showdown: Conrad Burns vs. Jon Tester in 2006

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  1. Mudslinging! Sen. Conrad Burns VS. Jon Tester By: Samantha Hoke

  2. Year: 2006 • Office or Position: Spot for the senate • Local: Montana • Names: Conrad Burns vs. Jon Tester

  3. Types of attacks • Tester said, “Conrad burn was the #1 friend of convicted lobbyest Jack Abramoff and his associates, taking $150,000 • Burns said, “Montana wants to be safe from terrorists…. But what does Jon Tester want? • Tester took 6 days off to harvest his grain

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