mr. bullock. bullock: when the congressman ran for congress ever received some national attention and working with an outside group, try it does lead to some congressional investigation about coordination, things like that. i have been clear from the beginning where i stand and i stand with the people of montana and i stand with making sure that elections are decided by individuals, non-unlimited expenditures. it served our state very, very well. now after citizens united plan came out, it was a democrat republican issue. bob brown was one of our witnesses to say we have a good system as was my attorney and we don't need to allow unlimited corporate expenditures. the vast majority of courtesy local level with the state and local level ought to be able to guide our elections and set the rules and that would be from my perspective entirely consistent with the constitution. >> mr. bullock, you endorse governor schweitzer's pay raises for employees. even nurses plan to pay raise tensions. you're borrow

mr. bullock, you endorse governor schweitzer's pay raises for employees. even nurses plan to pay raise tensions. you're borrowing governor schweizer's 2007 plan to give each homeowner one time rebates. the question is, and your that are on the dark governor schweizer's? hill: i have many of them. first and foremost, on day one i want to make a main street montana task force because we have a hodgepodge of incentives and possibilities for businesses