Montana Dem Anderitidle Releases Voicemail Death Threat to GOP Senator

Freshman Sen. Tim Sheehy, R-MONT.

The voicemail came in July, shortly after his Republican colleagues voted to pass the FIG BIG BIG BIG legislation, for others and the rights to live Fundays.

“Hello, this is Haley McKnight. I’m a student in Helena, Montana,” McKlinight began in her voicemail, a recording of which was obtained and verified by Fox News Digital. “I just wanted to let you know that you are the most unapproachable type of coward and thief. You just take away health care from 17 million Americans, and I hope that one day you get pancreatic cancer, and it spreads all over your body to the point where he can’t handle it.”

But the anger didn’t stop there. During a small voicemail message where the phone logs were said to have arrived on the afternoon of July 1, McKnught offered insults about the birth of the wrists and her children, before warning the senator not to put them on the streets. “

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“I hope you die on the street like a dog,” mcknight continued. “One day, you will live to regret this. I hope your children never forgive you. I hope you can deal with them.”

McKnight added that Sheehy is not serving Montanans, “but rather his personal interests.”

“Everything you’ve done since you put yourself in the power to do it.”

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McKnight, originally from North Carolina but now living and working in Montana, owns a small business called sage & oats that trades as a “successful campaign gift shop” on his campaign website. He also runs a design consultancy called Morningstar Design Ltd Co, and is president and board member of the Helena Young Professional Group. You can be a recipient of Felena Chamber’s 20 under 40.

“I’m always ready to stand up for what I believe in and challenge the situation,” McKlinight “regarding” the “About” Web page and adding public funds, as well as more accessible streets and a livable Downtown.

In an interview with local news, McKnight brings up his previous volunteer work for the Obama campaign and recently worked on the Democtat campaign Steve’s election was held for Congress. It was held and did not make it to the first place.

Meanwhile, public campaign records reportedly show McKnight has donated to more Democratic candidates, according to records reviewed by Fox News Digital.

In the Helena City Commissioner Race, which is a tradition, he is the first resident to run for any type of political office. McKnight was one of five announced candidates before advancing to the general election in November after finishing third in the no-nonsense primary in September.

“I’m a situational person, and I was responding to policy with some justified anger,” McKnught told fox digital news via voicemail that could be reached for comment. “I would hope that if Sheehy was so frustrated by my voicemail, he would have contacted me instead of leaking my information to the pre-election news.”

McKnight said it was “laughable” how Shehy responded to the existing voicemails.

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“I also thought that someone from the armed forces might have handled it with harsh language,” McKlinight added. Sheehy is a former Marine who was shot while deployed to Afghanistan.

At the time, McNught went on to say that he was just trying to “convey gravity” with his voice. He also added that he did not intend to threaten Shehy with his voicemail. McClinight was also reported to have told the national review that she “obviously” had no intentions of harming Shehy, reportedly telling the outlet: “I couldn’t, I’m a woman.”

“I wanted to drive home the problems that people I know are facing because of his policies. But these are things that affect digital people in my community,” said Sheehy, who spent a lot of time blocking the release of Montanans.

But, when it was pressed that my McKinnight for its suspension from the voicemail, especially after the public sides from the violence of Aises recently, he simply replied: “There is no comment on that.”

“I have found many murders and rapes since this story was published,” McKlinight said when pressed. He added: “My business is currently in jeopardy because of the Senator’s actions,” referring to Sheehy publicly sharing his voicemail with the media.

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“It’s completely politically motivated,” McNught said. “It means it was shot the night before the election … the only thing left to say is to release the epsterin files.”

Montana does not have a statewide at-large election this year.

In comments to the national review, McKnight added that, “to see [Sheehy] Throw in what Montana needs and wants to get better is enough to make me, yes, want to fight him on site. ”

“I will say that with pleasure, because I think at the time of rising faculism, we should not be afraid to say these things,” he added.

Meanwhile, when pressed by the outlet that he thought the voicemail came too far, McKnight reportedly didn’t think he had friends dying of pancreatic cancer because of getting the cancer care he needed. “This is a very rich man who has never, ever faced that issue,” McKnught said.

In his comments to Fox News Digital, McKnught also recalled that a friend died of pancreatic cancer “because he couldn’t handle it.”

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McKnight, like Democrat Attorney Contientail in Virginia, Jay Jones, who was in the hot water of comments for wanting to kill his political opponent and other government officials expressed concern about it.

“It doesn’t matter if it comes from one side or the other, directed at one group or another, or another person or another danger – and it affects all of us. Heapiro is joined by members from the PEOPLE who call others to turn down the heat amid the political violence that the country has seen.

When reached for comment via voicemail, Sheehy spokesman Tate Mitchell said, “We hope Ms. McKnight gets the help she clearly needs and we wish her well.”