Aaron Flint is a Statewide Radio Talk Show Host at Montana Talks. He focuses on a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, security policy, and social interest issues, often exploring cultural movements and racial topics. Flint's insights and commentary have been featured in The Federalist, KMMS AM 1450, WORLD COMING TOGETHER TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE, and NewsBreak.
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Aaron Flint's coverage primarily focuses on local news, sports, and political events in Montana. He often covers stories related to the community, such as local sports teams, promotions within fire departments, and incidents involving public spaces. His interest in government announcements and legal policy regulation suggests that he may be open to expert commentary or analysis on political decisions or regulatory changes impacting Montana.
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How did radical Congresswoman Ilhan Omar (D-MN) end up being worth millions in just one year?
They violated the due process rights of the elected Attorney General of the State of Montana, and their ethics complaint against him is dismissed.
He was a socialist dictator who opened up the prisons and sent narcoterrorist thugs to invade the United States of America.
Roblox. Are any of you parents out there familiar with that game? A CIA vet who runs an anti-trafficking organization based here in Montana says to watch out.
7,000 Montana State Bobcat fans turned out for a weekend rally ahead of Monday night's FCS national championship football game.
Conservative political consultant, and 2024 Knudsen campaign manager, Jake Eaton joined us on the radio to break down what this latest ruling means.
Tell Bernie to keep his Tren de Aragua bloodstained mittens off Montana. That's how I first reacted when I heard the news that Socialist Vermont Sen.
We were at Sykes Diner having breakfast with a great Montana veteran- Vietnam Vet and State Senator John Fuller. That's when he introduced us to another veteran at the diner that morning- Cowboy Bill Miles...the State Chaplain for the VFW.
I was already planning on being in Helena today for the Montana Chamber of Commerce's Business Days at the Capitol event...but then our friends at KMMR Radio in Malta called me up with an incredible story.
My life of service to Montana and our nation didn't start when I announced my campaign for Congress or when President Donald J. Trump endorsed me. My life of service started on Sept. 11, 2001.
