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BILLINGS (AP) — Republican state Sen. Elsie Arntzen on Saturday announced she's running for Montana's open U.S. House seat.
The conservative lawmaker from Billings in a statement says she wants to repeal the Affordable Care Act, balance the nation's budget, and restore a better America for future generations.
The 57-year-old Arntzen has worked as a public school teacher for 21 years. She made her announcement at Burlington Elementary after being introduced by a 5th grader, one of her former students.
Arntzen and her husband of 37 years, Steve, have two daughters and four grandchildren.
Five Republicans and a Democrat say they are running for the House seat in 2014.
Current U.S. Rep. Steve Daines, a Republican, is running for U.S. Senate.
Reader Comments(1)
funny writes:
hilarious repeal a law that has added over twelve million people to the ranks of the insured. Also; balance the budget? sure, do like any family does when faced with budget problems, increase your revenue. families hold more than one job, the gov can increase their revenue by taxing the wealthy more, even back to Reagan tax rates. But we all know she ain't about that. it'll be repeal, Benghazi, uh abortions, uh, etc, etc. and the clueless march on...
01/27/2014, 2:39 pm