Yesterday the Supreme Court decided that an individual's right to free speech should not be limited by how many different people they want to supreme court. Democrat Congressional candidate had some bad things to say about the ruling. Today the Montana Republican Party e-mailed a statement in response to John Lewis’ criticism of yesterday’s Supreme Court decision.
In their statement, the GOP points out the fact that John Lewis has accepted $68,100 from Political Action Committees and over$40,000 from lobbyists.
The Party goes on to say, “John Lewis hypocritically criticizes money in politics while raking in tens of thousands of dollars in campaign donations from lobbyists and special interest groups. Montana voters will see right through John Lewis’ faux outrage because he will be nothing more than a rubber stamp for President Obama’s failed agenda.”
In their release, the Montana Republicans also called attention to the irony of Lewis's remarks about money in politics, considering how Lewis responded when asked about all the cash flowing into his campaign war chest from the Washington, D.C. establishment: "I've got friends back there."
The Party goes on to say, “John Lewis hypocritically criticizes money in politics while raking in tens of thousands of dollars in campaign donations from lobbyists and special interest groups. Montana voters will see right through John Lewis’ faux outrage because he will be nothing more than a rubber stamp for President Obama’s failed agenda.”
In their release, the Montana Republicans also called attention to the irony of Lewis's remarks about money in politics, considering how Lewis responded when asked about all the cash flowing into his campaign war chest from the Washington, D.C. establishment: "I've got friends back there."
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