Voters in Montana on Tuesday delivered a major blow to big moneyed interests by overwhelmingly passing a ballot initiative barring corporate cash from political campaigns in the state.

With 87% of votes counted as of Wednesday morning, Montana Constitutional Initiative 194 has ++received++ support from more than 65% of voters, with just 35% registering opposition.

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[–] 3 points 1 day ago (1 child)

You really think so? Like they're able to uphold that rugged individualism even when their house is empty on Christmas and they have zero evidence of a loving, intact family?

Im sad for them but not in any way that would compel any sympathy. Theres such a dark side to being an American

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    Yeah. They're the red side of the coin to Maine. Same attitude but Maine wants their family. They would cede to keep the family stable.

    Like if I am being ignorant and going off stereotypes: I'd bet money that there is a higher rate of alcoholism among married/divorced men in Montana than in Maine. The Montana man would keep drinking because he'd refuse to see himself as the problem. Maine man would swallow the ego if it meant saving the family. On average.

    I say Maine but really, think all of New England except big cities where it's quite a bit more liberal overall. Northern New England especially though.

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