Helena Candidate Responds to Release of Voicemail
U.S. Senator Tim Sheehy's office received a threatening voicemail from Helena city commission candidate Haley McKnight earlier this year.
McKnight expressed regret over some of the language used, but felt her anger towards Sheehy's actions was "justifiable rage."
- The voicemail was made on July 1, after the Senate advanced the Republicans' "One Big Bill" with tighter Medicaid restrictions.
- McKnight criticized Sheehy's policies, saying they "stripped away health care" for millions of Americans.
McKnight's policies "stripped away health care" for millions of Americans.
Author's summary: Candidate responds to voicemail controversy.
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