Aaron Flint

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1. Ban Wall Street from buying single-family homes. 2. The HELPER Act which authorizes federally backed mortgages for first responders and school teachers to buy a home in the community they serve. 3. Invest in programs that lead to good-paying jobs like the trades, logging, and manufacturing. 4. Make permanent the recent working families tax breaks like no tax on tips, overtime, and Social Security. 5. Unleash American energy for abundant and affordable energy to power our homes and businesses.

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1. Expand timber harvests and resource extraction to create good-paying jobs. 2. Invest in workforce training, apprenticeships, and trade programs that prepare Montanans for high-demand careers. 3. Cut burdensome regulations that make it harder for small businesses, farmers, ranchers, and manufacturers to grow and hire workers. 4. Support made-in-Montana agriculture, protecting family farms and ranches. 5. Repeal the expensive taxes that prevent family farms, ranches, and small businesses from staying in the family.

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1. The Public Lands in Public Hands Act which prevents the large scale sale or transfer of federal lands. 2. Prioritize federal funds to maintain and expand public access to public lands by building more boat ramps, campgrounds, restrooms, and trails and maintaining those we have. 3. Maintain healthy forests to prevent catastrophic wildfires. 4. Uphold the Taylor Grazing Act to support made in Montana beef. 5. Fill the Lake Act to keep Flathead Lake at full pool to support irrigators, small businesses, and recreators.

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1. No budget, no pay. 2. No pay during a government shutdown. 3. A mandatory balanced budget amendment, just like we have in Montana. 4. Ban on congressional stock trading. Politicians shouldn’t be getting rich off privileged information.

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1. Overturn the terrible Cottonwood legal decision and end the analysis paralysis that kills good forest management projects. 2. Expand the Good Neighbor Authority so Montana can help take care of our federal forests. 3. End the Roadless Rule which cuts off access for the public to recreate, foresters to harvest timber, and firefighters responding to wildfires.